Marly Porto on Paul Clemence
A wide smile and an easygoing charm are signature traits of Paul Clemence, the acclaimed Brazilian visual artist who uses...
A wide smile and an easygoing charm are signature traits of Paul Clemence, the acclaimed Brazilian visual artist who uses...
It’s August 2024, and New York is experiencing one of the hottest weeks of the year. I arrive at Mariana...
Letícia (b. 1986 Curitiba, Brazil) is an artist, architect, writer, and educator based in Brooklyn, New York. She received a...
Razor-N-Tape is a Brooklyn-based record label, shop, and music community specializing in dance music, with a focus on house, disco, Afro-Latin, and Brazilian music.
"Canto Das Três Raças is a classic of legendary proportions, and Diogo’s new cover version both honors the original and brings a fresh new take, entirely re-recorded and primed for the dance floor. Atlanta deep house don Kai Alce adds an incredible soulful remix that feels like an instant classic. On the B-side, Diogo’s original tune Caramba strikes a lighter tone, with arpeggiated synths and a cheeky vocal, giving Kraftwerk meets Marcos Valle at the disco. Lex Wolf bumps the tempo up a few clicks, looping and filtering synths and an extemporaneous vocal sample into a hypnotic, driving club track".
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"To me this EP is a strong statement of how far my sound has traveled in the 2 years since my last original EP on Razor-N-Tape. It explores both clubby and darker sounds, but also strikes a very intimate tone with the title track, and also pays tribute to the pioneering producers that have had a big influence on me, like Larry Heard and David Morales. Completed while I was undergoing treatment for lymphoma in the latter part of 2024, this record is both deeply personal and a statement of determination under adversity. The beautiful cover artwork by The Myno I feel really captures the vulnerability and focus that defined the period in which I made this music".
JKriv
"Championed heavily by Gilles Peterson, lovetempo’s modern soul classic “But I Do” gets a long-awaited vinyl release along with a trio of remixes here. Crackazat delivers in his signature style, weaving the organic elements and earworm vocals of the original into a deep and jazzy mix. Londoner Daisybelle bumps the BPMs up a few notches and adds pulsing synths to her take, and Brazilian duo From House To Disco add a dubby club remix to round out the record. I really love the original song, and and these 3 remixes both showcase it and expand it, showing all sides and potential of this excellent composition".
JKriv
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