"When Os Mutantes called it a day at the end of the 1970's, guitar player Sergio Dias launched a solo career, in search of new ways and musical directions. Soon he left for the USA where he would live until 1985, playing with musicians such...

A band I had long heard of but never actually heard until Editio Princeps started their reissue program. This is a goodie, with nice Fender Rhodes work, electric bass, drums and percussion + guests on reeds. ...

Quite good, very 70s sounding jazz-rock from Brazil. I guess this doesn't exactly break any new ground, but if you like to hear that classic guitar and keyboard led jazz-rock sound (this reminded me a bit of Energit, among others), this is a nice disc...

Lelo was the keyboardist for Grupo Um, a very good Brasilian fusion band and he also has played with Hermeto Pascoal. This is his fifth album and features typically enticing Brazilian-style jazz-rock fusion mixed with Afro-Brazilian forms and rhythms. ...

Nene is a Brasilian percussionist and composer and is probably best known outside of Brasil for his collaborations on albums led by Hermeto Pascoal and Egberto Gismonti. This is colorful Brasilian-style fusion with a lot of great little touches...

"This double CD set contains all of the material recorded for the independent label Ibeji: the albums “Soccer Land” (1994) and “Tapeba Songs” (1996), both recorded in São Paulo during sessions with Brazilian musicians, plus four unreleased bonus tracks...

Very little known CD from Brazil that I've owned for over two decades and which is a fine little disc and gets its first-ever CD release here!

"This CD brings, for the first time, the debut album from Raiz de Pedra, recorded in 1984 and released.