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Welcome to a brand new regular feature, a round-up of new songs chosen by various members of our team, taking a trip through Colombia, Dominican Republic and Brazil on this first selection. Solo Fernández & Diego Raposo “Comollegamosaquí” Jumping back onto the music scene for the first time since 2021, indie band Solo Fernández are back... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/best-new-songs-lucrecia-dalt-criolo-solo-fernandez-diego-raposo-tripa-seca-m-a-studio-victoria-dos-santos-66532/">Read Article</a>

The Afro-Brazilian artist follows in his country&#39;s traditions of political art, bringing in a wide variety of thoughtfully incorporated influences.

It’s your usual eclectic mix of Latin American music here, starting with a new addition to the Brazilian carnival repertoire, and passing through US-Mexico border music, Yma Sumac-aping folktronica, Brazilian-Belgian smooth jazz, math rock meets Violeta Parra, alluring Peruvian electro-acoustic compositions, and much more besides. Ava Rocha feat. Saskia and Iara Rennó “Papais Panacas” If... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/on-our-radar-ava-rocha-punku-bostich-tapioca-buh-records-phuyu-y-la-fantasma-and-more-64678/&qu...

Brazilian Wax #5 By Joe Osborne | 27 January, 2021 January’s a slow month for music at the best of times – and these, most certainly are not those. In the UK, indulging in the self-deceiving ceremony of resolutions and better tomorrows, we hauled ourselves across the line into 2021 in front of Jools Holland’s Hootenanny, and straight into Lockdown Mk III, carrying with us a more fatal strain of the virus. For Brazil, meanwhile, the new year brought a rampant second wave, which has been likened to a medieval plague. In the face the current crisis, exacerbated by Jair Bolsonaro’s incomp...