Name: Me Chama de Gato Que EU Sou Sua
Brand: Ana Frango Eletrico

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Default:19

Supplier EU

Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Limited edition

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Format Music EU

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Signed copies: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2023-10-20

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MRBCD273

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7119691290928

Artist

Ana Frango Eletrico

Label EU

Mr Bongo

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Rest of World

Mr Bongo is a British label that was founded in 1989. Originally located in a small record shop of the same name, it later moved to various locations in Soho and Shibuya, Japan. In 1999, the label's office was relocated to Brighton and its London & Shibuya shops were closed in 2003. However, a new shop was opened in Brighton in 2016. Since 2004, Mr Bongo has expanded into the world of cinema and also has a publishing division that produces and licenses music for third parties.
The label's rich history and diverse range of music make it an influential player in the industry. With its extensive catalog and commitment to quality, Mr Bongo continues to be at the forefront of discovering new talent and delivering exceptional music experiences.
Label Code: LC 12527

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With two critically acclaimed albums and a swathe of award-winning production turns under their belt, Ana Frango Eletrico present their most confdent and accomplished work to date: Me Chama De Gato Que Eu Sou Sua / Call Me They That I'm Yours. Gesturing to a tradition of Brazilian boogie music, but bouncing with modern pop ebullience, the album sees the Rio artist evolve from a captivating upstart into a surefooted scene leader in full stride. The new album finds Ana at their most assured and full-voiced. Album opener "Electric Fish", with funky bass and shimmering backing vocals, sets a buoyant tone. "Boy of Stranger Things" is its bombastic counterpart. It's the grooviest Ana has ever sounded. And the most brazen. Lyrically, where Ana was once oblique on personal matters, they are now forthright - lucidly exploring their gender identity, citing accessible cultural references, and often singing in English. "I started this album in 2021 with the intention of showing, in means of sound, understandings and feelings about queer love, subjectively exposing myself," the non- binary artist states - before qualifying that though "feeling was its driving force, the album is really about musical production." "There's so many references to different decades," Ana explains. "Seventies drums with eighties processing ... Going back, getting beyond ... Testing the limits of organic sounds". Characteristically playful, on Me Chama, Ana takes vivid and rewarding detours through funk- infected R&amp;B ("Dela") and art pop ("Dr. Sabe Tudo"). "Nuvem Vermelha" is a cinematic chanson with lush strings that recalls Arthur Verocai. Then, "Coisa Maluca" loafs with the indie insouciance of Canadian slacker Mac Demarco. Later, "Let's Go Before Again", is a full-on drum machine workout evocative of Stereolab.

Me Chama de Gato Que EU Sou Sua

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