Name: Tonkori In The Moonlight
Brand: OKI

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Groove Attack

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Format detail

1996-2006

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Signed copies: No

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Download code: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2023-06-30

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MAIS044LP

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4062548026603

Artist

Label EU

Mais Um Discos

Genre EU

Asian

Mais Um Discos is a London-based independent record label founded in 2010. They specialize in releasing contemporary Brazilian music and have worked with *Elza Soares*, *Dona Onete*, *Lucas Santtana*, *Metá Metá*, *Bixiga 70*, *Orquestra Imperial* and *Rodrigo Amarante* among others.

The label has received coverage in newspapers such as the Guardian, New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Le Monde. They have also gained support from various BBC radio DJs including Gilles Peterson, Cerys Matthews and Late Junction's Max Reinhardt who said that Mais Um Discos has "changed the whole perception of what Brazilian music is in the UK".

Mais um Discos

Newest Listed Items

For the past 20 years Nostalgia 77 has become a catch all for the musical life of Benedic Lamdin. His schizophrenic offerings range from songwriting sessions, soundtracks, excursions into soul and in this case jazz. The Loneliest Flower in the Village is an album that sees Lamdin reunited with longtime collaborator and arranger Riaan Vosloo and experienced veterans from a host of Nostalgia 77 projects.'It had been a long time since we'd gigged or recorded so the idea was as much a little reunion in the studio as any grand plan to record an album' says Lamdin. 'The idea wasn't to do anything new (the material is both a few originals and a few covers), more just hear these players and their easy familiarity with each other after the disruption of Covid'.Playing a clutch of originals by Riaan Vosloo and James Allsopp and covers by long term influences from South Africa such as Chris MacGregor and Abdullah Ibrahim, the emphasis is on strong melodies and open reaches for the soloists. The title track draws upon the song written by South African bassist Johnny Dyani and the result is spectacular; British jazz at heart but awash with references to South Africa and its strong jazz heritage.'I'm pleased to say that I think this record is the best account of how the band (playing in this lineup since about 2010 ) sounds live. Full of energy and ranging from serene to firing on all cylinders.'

Tonkori In The Moonlight

Music EU