It boggles the mind that Marcos Valle, who is close to having a sixty-year career making music, can still come up with sounds that are so fresh while referencing the past. One can still hear bossa nova, a genre he helped make popular, sit inside a stew that includes funk, samba, disco and the ever-wonderful música popular Brasileiro (MPB). Our friends at Far Out Recordings have published another gem, and it is truly worth it for you vinyl junkies to hunt for this one. You will not be disappointed.
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