Wow. Amazing EP. I absolutely adore the vocals on the tracks. They're so smooth but nightmarish. The lyrics are written and delivered beautifully.
This is a great late-night roadtrip listen.
I swear to god if Fantano fumbles the rating for this like he did with Parannoul I'm touching this guy
Edit: Fantano didn't fumble let's gooo
Here to rate this album because Vsauce reminded me that this exists.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ycYniNvZuoQ
Lowkey forgot how much I like Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga.
Both on the same track too? Nice song.
Possibly a little biased review, but a 10/10 on this album isn't really that out there is it?
It was back in fifth grade when I asked my elementary school teacher to give me an album recommendation.
Now that I'm grown, I've realized what the hell was my teacher thinking giving a 5th grader such a hard-to-digest album as Kid A?
I remember not being fond of this album when I first listened to it. Then I revisited it in 8th grade, still didn't really like it, and in 10th ... read more
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Bossa nova emerged in Brazil in the late 1950s as a deliberate fusion of samba and jazz, often credited to artists like João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Vinicius de Moraes. Bossa nova took syncopation and melodies of samba and recreated them with the harmonies of American jazz. The genre's 'iconic sound' is calm and gentle fingerstyle-guitar patterns, samba's rhythmic drive, smooth vocals, and chords drawn from jazz, such as 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths.
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