From the largest country in South America - a collection many genres, including: Bossanova, Samba, Samba-reggae, Baião, Forró, Ijexá and many more. |
Preview | Track | Artist |
---|---|---|
Afro-Latino Lite-groove-1 - See more info. A light percussive Afro-Latin groove that would work well bubbling under almost any kind of scene, even with dialogue over the top. |
Baranta | |
Afro-Latino Lite-groove-2 - See more info. A light percussive Afro-Latin groove that would work well bubbling under almost any kind of scene, even with dialogue over the top. |
Baranta | |
Afrobeat In Da street-full version - See more info. A funky, traditional Nigerian Afrobeat groove in the style of the great, late Baranta |
||
Agreste Feliz-Full version - See more info. A traditional baião (groove) from the (agreste) drylands of North Eastern Brazil. |
Sultan Makende | |
Ashante Fanfare Version 2 - See more info. A fast, virtuoso and complex drum solo accompanied by a brass section, bass and guitar, |
Baranta | |
Baião de Xique Xique-full version - See more info. Main version: |
Dave Yowell | |
Berimbau Dream - See more info. A soft, floating and ambient combination of berimbau (bow harp), percussion, swirling electronic keyboard pads and a smooth wailing male voice (no lyrics). |
Cão Preto | |
Berimbau Tensão - See more info. A tense, slow, floating combination of a Brazilian berimbau (gourd bow), with an underlay of discordant electronic drones and sweeps. |
Sultan Makende | |
Berimbauzinho-cues composite - See more info. This is the cues composite - useful for cutting in and out of scenes. |
Cão Preto | |
Berimbauzinho-full version - See more info. Brazilian Berimbau (gourd bow) accompanied by a percussion ensemble. |
Cão Preto |