Guest Mix: Private Label Selection from Brazil with Batukizer

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This week's guest is Find Batukizer (formerly known as Epic Vinyls From Brazil). They are Rasmus from Copenhagen and Dona Carla from Rio de Janeiro. They spend a lot of time finding records and playing DJ sets with amazing and little-known music. They’ve toured festivals and venues throughout Europe, India and Brazil.
A selection with the purpose to start up your day gently with Brazilian rhythms, messages of peace, love, knowledge and good vibes. It’s a dive into selected songs from different regions using music from private and independent labels only. Some of the tunes have not been available before.
This session was recorded in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
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[Batukizer]

Hi! Hope you dig our selection. Drop a comment. Here's the track list.
Big thanks to My Analog Journal. Rasmus & Dona Carla // EVFB
00:00 Banda Gerais / Tudo que você podia ser / Private label / 1992
00:30 Reginaldo Bessa / Três Raças Tristes / Private label / 1978
04:20 Marcos Valle & Paulo Sergio Valle / Girassol / Private label / 1983
07:35 Quinta Essência / Cravo e Canela / Private label / 1984
10:25 George Sauma Jr / Tudo Terminou / Private label / 1986
12:40 Nenê Capitão e Wagner Do Cavaco / Bahia Jamaica / Panela Discos / 1990
16:10 Ribamar / Clima Brasil / Pássaros / Private label / 1988
19:00 Paulinho Camafeu / Sarué / Private label 1980s (year unknown)
20:52 Santos Dumont / Mineiro Bom / Private label / 1973
23:28 Jonas Muniz / Bambaluê Meu Santo / CanCan Discos / 1977
26:05 Juca Medalha / Sambatuque / Ortasom (Erla sublabel) / 1970s (year unknown)
29:00 Grupo Zurana / Extração Da Independência / Caixa Econômica Federal / 1977
31:25 Brunno / Ó Pá'i ó / Private label / 1992
35:05 Jô Santana / Dijina / Estudio Alvorado / 1989
38:40 Jotabê / Like Bahia / Gravações Fuscão Preto / 1984

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[globalhealth]

Nice picture from the botanical garden of Rio de Janeiro. Amazing fountain. Great set! Cheers.

[hablemosdefutbol]

Best MAJ upload, having a blunt and a coco from Ipanema Beach

[KORR]

40:10 I can't unhear "I like paella"

[onurt.]

Dont forget Swipe Up and Share whit Friends needing clear minds 💆‍♂️🧘‍♂️

[VictorMariliaRB]

Every time you guys post a Brazilian set, my day gets better :)

[cosminalbu]

great set and big up also for the Hilma af Klint framed poster behind

[leonardoabreu]

MAJ Making peoples lives much better with the best of Brazil...its music! Cheers and thank you

[herndon]

I hope you know how much these videos mean to me.

[caioendi]

thanks man! brazil the best overall music around the world! thanks africa, thanks indigenous! s2

[larsmannetje]

Everybody talking about the music selection, but has anybody noticed the mixing of this guy?! I'm impressed.

[AwesomeCrackDealer]

I'm brazilian and never heard these gems. Even the lyrics are top notch, thank you SO MUCH for this

[deborabessa]

Wow! So glad to hear my Dad Reginaldo Bessa here!! Very cool, thanks!!

[grandeeuhenio]

My soul is swinging, shinning, grooving, moving ...

[bilgekaanmetehan]

I simply love turkish and brazilian music! Obrigado, Selam from Istanbul to Rio, Buzios, Sao Paolo and Minas Gerais

[Andrepaulistano_]

This Rasmus' setlist would put on fire every dancefloor on the alternative scene that here in Brazil we call "festa de brasilidades" (some organizers created a kind of party in which are played some local music in its majority from this very same epoch of these songs and from different rhythms). Some songs that I'm listening on this set were not known to me, just to tell how deep he dug on the discography of my country.
For the part of the Brazilians that know a bit of our cultural history and try to show it in the best possible light and colors, these songs of this time tend to be seen in a very caring way. These were times in which singers and composers used to have a very deeply rooted sense of transcendence that can be felt on their voices and how they pushed the limits of music recording in a very particular way.

Some suggestions for next setlists with Brazilian songs: one with the ones that would be heard in samba-rock venues. For sure a lot of people here in São Paulo city would love and there's also the curiosity that some international songs can be joined in the list, like "Check My Machine" (Paul McCartney) and "Beautiful Morning" (Hardage feat. Jocelyn Brown), as their tempos match perfectly the way samba-rock is danced despite not having anything that could be linked to samba. The other suggested setlist is one with the successes of 1980s Brazilian rock n' roll, another golden period of the local music scene, with some artists like Lobão and Cazuza and bands like Legião Urbana, Paralamas do Sucesso, Kid Abelha, Blitz, Capital Inicial and Barão Vermelho (from which Cazuza was at the vocals until his solo career).

[eshimischi]

Oh, yeah! Nice to see Rasmus here ^_^ Big fan of his selections, Ah tak min Master!

[Pandasfodas]

More brazil its so great it should have like a thousand

[NiJiFa]

Some musical sunshine for a rainy autumnal day here in the UK. Perfect.

[matheussmdesousa]

Saudade de MINAS GERAIS!!!

"Who meet you never ever forget!"