Track Listings (14) - Disc #1| All Artists: Brazil Remixed Title: Vol. 2-Brazil Remixed Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Groove Gravy Release Date: 5/10/2005 Album Type: Import Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop Style: Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 760551110725, 772408103026 |
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 | Brazil Remixed Vol. 2-Brazil Remixed Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Following the success of the first album Brazil Remixed, Brazil Remixed 2 comes straight at you with a superb, brand new set of songs including 10 previously unreleased tracks and 66 minutes of Music! More infectious Braz... more » |
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Album Description Following the success of the first album Brazil Remixed, Brazil Remixed 2 comes straight at you with a superb, brand new set of songs including 10 previously unreleased tracks and 66 minutes of Music! More infectious Brazilian beats with a delicious 21st century twist. Key tracks include brand new powerhouse remixes by Swag, The Tao of Groove and John Beltran, as well as gorgeous efforts from Brazilian diva Cyz, including a track with legend Gilberto Gil and a new Groove Gravy exclusive from international DJ sensation Rithma. Groove Gravy stands out Jazzelicious, RioListic, DJ Rain and others round out this compilation. Similarly Requested CDs
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Member CD Reviews Honey N. (witchgrrl) from BOSTON, MA Reviewed on 11/27/2007... This CD is very relaxing. It's great if you like Brazilian music, ambient, or even better - both! Four stars.
CD ReviewsSolid bordersj2 | Boston | 03/03/2006 (3 out of 5 stars) "Well... at least the front cover's different! There's a positive. The first edition of this one had the exact same cover as a Decadance compilation series; it was pretty funny and had a thing or two to say about the overall originality of the cd (it came out just under 3 years ago). This is one of the smaller compilation series though that specializes in nu-Bossa and Brazil music.
It's not bad, but it's far from being great. This series is a cross-faded mix, starting with Cyz's "Que Zomba". I liked the opening track and even Electro Coco's "Arte de Chiacao" until they went a bit crazy with the cuica sample. For those that remember Racoon's "Sensacao" from 2001, think along the lines of that. Other songs that stood out were RioListic's "Uma Saudade" which I honestly think would have had a great mood in another lineup, evne if the lyric gets a bit too much. I also liked Geni Pereira's track... it actually had some good soulful touches in it. Carla hassett's "Tao Legal" was okay but is screaming to be enhanced in a remix. Meanwhile Martin East Project's "Neverending", remixed by John Beltran is given his festive Miami feel although it too gets repetitive. Again, this wasn't a bad release. I do give it credit for being seemingly more Brasil influenced than Brazilution 5.3 from a few months before it. But some of the songs on here were pretty weak/life-less and you're hard pressed not to press the FF button often to get to the next engaging cut. That's one of the dangers from a label sampler that's pushing specific artists - sometimes they'll be quality like Schema & Ziriguiboom/Crammed (Six Degrees) or they'll be a little off the mark like Bossa & Go. But if you do like this, be sure to check out the original along with the Cafe Samba series which is a spitting image of these in format and darn close to identical in track selections." |
