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Napalma - Uncut
Review by Bobby Bahmanpour
Uncut by Napalma is a vibrant and energetic album that showcases the band's unique blend of Afro-Brazilian rhythms and electronic beats. The album features a diverse range of styles, from the pulsating grooves of "Cajuína" to the dreamy atmospheres of "Orixás," and the infectious melodies of "Toda Hora."
The band's use of traditional percussion instruments, such as the berimbau and the atabaque, adds an authentic Afro-Brazilian flavor to the music, while the electronic elements give it a modern and edgy feel. The vocals, delivered in Portuguese, are soulful and passionate, and add another layer of depth and emotion to the songs.
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Download
Filename: napalma-uncut.rar- MP3 size: 14.4 mb
- FLAC size: 121.5 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Nega | ||
| Onde Há Light | ||
| Sinhá Unplugged |
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Formats
- CD
- EP
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Alex Cepile (tracks: 1), Alex Cepile (tracks: 2), Louis Roux (tracks: 3), Matthew Klawansky (tracks: 3), Napalma (tracks: 1), Napalma (tracks: 3) |
About Napalma
Napalma consists of Ivo Maia, Cid Travaglia, Ben Amato, Rafael Jabah. The group blends various brazilian and african beats with diverse electronic sounds to create a unique happy feeling, that originated from street carnival and different dance floors vibes. Napalma takes the stage in their authentic crowd-involving way, that has made them a favourite among fans. The show is the result of powerful electronic dance grooves and percussive rhythms. Initially conceived as a seminal carnival percussion group, NAPALMA was founded in february 2004 in Vitoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil. The first international concerts started in 2005 and NAPALMA moving to Africa. Beats and melodies from eclectic electronic programming, vocals from East Africa and hypnotic drums. From these elements, computer, percussion and voice, arises NAPALMA.
