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Serious (Palm Pictures). Review by Bill Campbell.
DA LATA SERIOUS Palm Pictures Now, I remember back in 2000 (when Da Lata's debut Songs from the Tin came out) being told that this was an electro-live Brazilian band along the same lines as Suba and Zuco 103. Shows what I know. Da Lata is actually Patrick Forge and Christian Franck, and -- guess what ...
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Remixes (Jazzanova-Compost). Review by Bill Campbell.
... of the Samba" from a schmoove-ass ballad into a teflon-glide dance cut with Davies' angelic voice floating effortlessly through the changes. Da Lata takes that same song and scorches it into a sublime, Brazilian disco pelvis shaker. Nuspirit Helsinki slap a Scuba-esque (deluged with his trademark blips ...
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The Essence of Brazilian Chill Out (Far Out). Review by Bill Campbell.
... their dreamy "Agua," beautiful Luciana Mello's sing-songy "Calados," and Joyce's anthemic "Samba De Silva" all offer up that classic samba sound. Da Lata and 4 Hero appear for remixes of =46riends from Rio 2 and Azymuth respectively. There's the nice, understated drive of Gogo's "A Nova Estrela" and ...
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Various Artists (Mondo Melodia). Review by Bill Campbell.
... musical form that has been incorporated into jazz, funk, and rock, has morphed into MPB and the new electro hybrids we hear from Bebel Gilberto, Da Lata, and Zuco 103, and is one of the lounge scene's strongest influences (as I said, flexible). This is an enjoyable introduction to a very deep musical ...
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Cibelle (Six Degrees). Review by Bill Campbell.
... is, indeed, a fine album. Cibelle rests firmly on the Brazilian electronic foundation, sturdily built by Bebel Gilberto, Suba, Zuco 103 and Da Lata. Not as dark with her downtempo as many of her contemporaries, this talented vocalist delivers a breezy, seductive album full of rich textures and beautiful ...
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Samba Bossa Nova (Putumayo). Review by Bill Campbell.
... , electrically-charged air before a tropical storm. One would have to be a Jesuit to resist this disc. With songs from (the goddess) Rosa Passos, Da Lata, Rita Ribeiro, and Moreno Veloso, it is impossible not to melt into the butter of this CD. You would be doing your heart, your soul, your sex a disservice ...
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Another Late Night (Azuli / Kinetic). Review by Bill Campbell.
... , Quasimoto, and Souls of Mischief. There's the introspective pop of Joy Zipper and Jim O'Rourke. World music's given the downtempo touch with Da Lata and Herbert's remix of Serge Gainsbourg's "Bonnie & Clyde." Even classic R&B gets the Zero 7 nod with Leroy Hutson's "Cool Out" and the Stylistics' gem ...
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