Aug 20, 2023
Post Bossa Nova? Or just a great, adventurous music?
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Late night coffee/tea dates at the cafe we frequent. Perfect ambient music.
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Telebossa
From Telebossa's self-titled album (2011)
I've often felt vaguely guilty for really only digging into Brazilian music between, roughly, 1967 and 1978. So stumbling on this album by Telebossa has been a pleasant surprise, even though I can guess this isn't exactly widely popular in Brazil--correct me if I'm wrong!--and is obviously a meditation on older styles of Brazilian music. If you like Edu Lobo's Cantiga de Longe or even Os Afro Sambas (though this is thoroughly gentle), you may like this too.
Telebossa, live at HBC