STBB #630 - Brazil

I was a little overwhelmed with the amount of material to work with but that's a great problem to have. I ended up just going with the first thing that really caught my attention. Ironically it was a 70's funk song instead of something more exotic. I'm definitely going to use some of these other songs in the future though.

 
Oh wow loving this! I think this is my favourite track that I've ever made. :D Along with my Monthly Battle track that I submitted yesterday which I was also super happy with it's been some weekend!



Due to there being lots of good samples to use I couldn't pick just one or two so made a 2 part track. Pt1 one flips Azymuth - Montreal City along with a bass I played and Pt2 flips Pratagy - Tramas Sutis and Orlandivo - Onde Anda o Meu Amor. I also chopped up a 90s Brazilian radio interview for vox shots and played some other little bits and pieces.
 
waxramble said:
Some additional notes:

I hope everyone finds something good to flip here, I tried to go for a variety of sounds and even decades including some newer favorites such as Fabiano Do Nascimento and Pratagy. Also, while technically not from Brazil, I had to include a couple tracks from the 'Brazil' movie soundtrack as an easter egg haha-- A great movie if you haven't seen it before! Finally, I wasn't going to include Wave originally because it has been covered a million times, but I totally forgot about the Walter Wanderley version which is def one of my favorites - His organ sound is quite different, might be fun to play with this one :)



cuzzo......so ima sit this one out but uhhhhhhhh lol...ima flip every track....i have never flipped any music from brazil. ima make a tape outta this. get my homegirl to paint a canvas as usual and put this out on cassette. will send ya one....this shit is beautiful. got some new guitars this week so i need to sit with this material and marinate on it. lookin fwd to this playlist of beats everybody cooks up this week. holy shit man nice job on this sample selection.
 
I made another beat.

Kept it simpler this time and added an acapella of two german MCs i like.
Sorry to those of you who don't understand german. It's a non-entry anyways.

Have fun!

 
FatVonFree said:
cuzzo......so ima sit this one out but uhhhhhhhh lol...ima flip every track....i have never flipped any music from brazil. ima make a tape outta this. get my homegirl to paint a canvas as usual and put this out on cassette. will send ya one....this shit is beautiful. got some new guitars this week so i need to sit with this material and marinate on it. lookin fwd to this playlist of beats everybody cooks up this week. holy shit man nice job on this sample selection.

I really appreciate the kind words man, I was probably having the worst day I've had in some years on Friday and putting together the tracks for this battle helped me end a bad day happy.. Thanks again for letting me have a chance to host!

I was really looking forward to what you'd cook up for this battle, well now you got me hyped for your Brazil tape!!!! I was very interested in hearing your take on any of these because I think your production style in particular would mesh so well with the rhythms, all the live instrumentation and effects you bring, seriously can't wait to hear what you do put together. Def be sure to let us all know when this is done (and I'm def interested in a cassette!!) -- if you happen to want any more Brazil goodies def hit me up :)

Loving the entries so far everyone! Happy to see so many different flips, when this battle is done I'm def saving this compilation as a little mixtape to listen to later on haha
 
waxramble said:
Some additional notes:

I hope everyone finds something good to flip here, I tried to go for a variety of sounds and even decades including some newer favorites such as Fabiano Do Nascimento and Pratagy. Also, while technically not from Brazil, I had to include a couple tracks from the 'Brazil' movie soundtrack as an easter egg haha-- A great movie if you haven't seen it before! Finally, I wasn't going to include Wave originally because it has been covered a million times, but I totally forgot about the Walter Wanderley version which is def one of my favorites - His organ sound is quite different, might be fun to play with this one :)

nicely curated, Waxramble. Brazil is one of my fav movies too!

here's my entry:

 
Collab with my Brazilian friend Lil' P for some true authenticity

Edit: Opening drums taken from 'Brazil' by The Shadows



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I like it when there's a lot of samples to choose from. Most people seem to like it, it's always a good turnout :earth:
 
Here we go, decided to participate last minute and finished in one quick (more or less) session. Everything recorded is a one take -> Recorded quite a bunch of percussions (could not find the shakers, so I used my GFs grain pillow, worked out pretty good). Also guitar (2x) and harmonica. Added an organ. Way too much stuff in there. Anyways.

 
Dope samples, as everybody already pointed out! :)
I flipped the azymuth guitar sample and chopped it up.
Tried to come up with some bossa nova type of chords and give it a future bass/RnB type of vibe. Also I squeezed some of the Tocquino sample in between. Here we go:

 
So many fire samples that I couldnt keep myself to one beat! ended up going for quantity over quality instead making a little mix with three beats:

 
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