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Various Artists: Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra / Various - VINYL LP

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Various Artists: Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra / Various - VINYL LPTitle: Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra Various Artist: Various Artists Label: Far Out Recordings Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060211502033 Genre: International Release Date: 2014 04 15 Number of Discs: 2 Double LP version. 180 gram vinyl. 2014 release. Back in 2008, Far Out Recordings had the idea of putting together some of their best musicians from Rio in the studio to make a record that could mix cultures, generations, languages and musical ideas

Title: Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra / Various
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Far Out Recordings
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060211502033
Genre: International
Release Date: 2014-04-15
Number of Discs: 2

Double LP version. 180 gram vinyl. 2014 release. Back in 2008, Far Out Recordings had the idea of putting together some of their best musicians from Rio in the studio to make a record that could mix cultures, generations, languages and musical ideas between Brazil, the UK and the Americas, yet be a homage to the music we all love, Brazilian music, soul and disco. They went into the studio with three producers, three engineers and musicians including Jose Robeto Bertrami and Alex Malheiros from Azymuth, Arthur Verocai, Paulinho Black (from the original Banda Black Rio), Jose Carlos and many more outstanding participants. With this amazing team, The Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra was born. Armed with two of the greatest arrangers in contemporary Brazilian music, Jose Roberto Bertrami and Arthur Verocai, it really could not go wrong. Combining a mutual love for soul, funk and disco music, majorly because of Azymuth's musical influence, they all wanted to push it one step further. They decided to have a full string orchestra and horn section on the tracks, all of which were arranged by Arthur Verocai. Later, English lyrics were given to the recordings to add a real Anglo-American feel while keeping the Brazilian harmony running strong through it's veins. In 2012, Jose Roberto Bertrami, one of the main components of the band and indeed Far Out Recordings's friend, brother and mentor, sadly passed away. He has been a massive part of the black music heritage in Brazil having been the arranger of albums such as Jorge Ben's Africa Brazil (1976), the first Candeia record, Raiz (1970), Serginho Meriti and many, many more. Bringing to the table his love for the music of Philadelphia, Far Out Recordings got into the studio with those sounds in mind to prepare the bases of the tracks. Taking in consideration the transatlantic logistics of recording, writing and mixing, this project has demanded a huge production effort, therefore it has taken a long time for this album to be put together and finally see the light of day. Disc two of the CD version includes great remixes by Theo Parrish, Mark Pritchard, the legend of disco John Morales LTJ X-Perience, Mark E, Jose Carretas, Marcellus Pittman.

Tracks:
1.1 Mystery (Feat. Arthur Verocai)
1.2 Keep Believing (Can You Feel It)
1.3 A Disco Supreme (Feat. Arthur Verocai)
2.1 The Last Carnival
2.2 Dead Dance
3.1 Vendetta
3.2 Keep Believing (Can You Feel It) (Special Radio Edit) (SS Translation By Theo Parrish)
4.1 Don't Cha Know He's Alright
4.2 Freefall
4.3 Mystery (Instrumental) (Bonus Track)
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