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Hello again. I have to thank all the good feedback gathered by these selections and for this one I’ve decided one more thing that will end up affecting how some of these choices are made. So it seems that every time I reach a dozen M4wes (said like that, it looks like I’m going to be doing this for a long time… yeah maybe why not?) that one will have the title of Restos de Coleção (Collection Surplus) and this is the first one. In it I’ll fit songs that were left out of the previous 11, because there was no space or because another one won the podium because it was better fitted in the final mix, in short there may be a beautiful number of reasons why songs that I like have not been part of me sharing these weekly outbursts.
In this way, there will be, as I said, things that could have been heard in the previous 11, in Quarentita, All that Jazz, Tique Taque and so on up until Spoiler Alert. But as it could not be there is trick in the end. So I decided to choose only 39 pieces of music and send the thirty-ninth to a Portuguese fashion designer. Get it? Collection Surplus, duh… For this first one I decided to take the beautiful Into Zelali that Duo Ouro Negro recorded on the album Blackground in 1981 and challenge Dino Alves for these trip of mine. Listen to everything until the end and you will reach the fortieth song that was his choice. I can only give you a few clues to the most anxious: don’t take Lexotan, the artist’s previous name starts with the letter P and just last week there was a song by this same “artist” included but from another film by him. Bite the tail, bite that tail, even Dino has already realized the mindset of this thing…
There’s a little bit of everything but that’s something I have made easy for you to become used to. Re-edits like the one made by Disconet for Plastic Bertrand’s classic Stop or Encore, plus one by Bernard Herrmann, in this case from Taxi Driver‘s soundtrack, the Raincoats version of Lola‘s, a huge classic by the Kinks, nº 5 which, as if it were Chanel, is the shortest of the Choros composed by Heitor Villa Lobos or the minimal emotional drumbeat of the talented Gabriella Borbély, producer and DJ based in Stockholm who signs as Bella Boo and who in her bio at Resident Advisor has only written “Flightmode is the greatest”. Lovely.
Be dandy this weekend, you’re worth it.
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#staysafe #musicfortheweekend
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Flash and The Pan – Walking in the rain
Deodato – Also Sprach Zarathustra
Brian Wilson – I’ve Got A Crush On You
Bernard Herrmann – The Days Do Not End
The Raincoats – Lola
Caetano Veloso – Onde Andarás
Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
T.J. Stone – She’s Got To Have It
The xx – Teardrops
Engelbert Humperdinck – Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
Abbey Spells – Those Shoes (feat. David Harks)
Armando Trovaioli – Roaring ’80
Sonny & Cher – Il beat cosé (The beat goes on)
Black Sabbath – Planet Caravan (DJ Steef Edit)
Heitor Villa Lobos – Choros n° 5 (Alma Brasileira) por Murilo Santos
Joana Espadinha – Idade Do Armário
Don Bernini – Brain Washing
Bella Boo – Your Girlfriend
Hanni El Khatib – Glassy
DJ Vas – Cream
Famks – Labirinto (Extended Nick The Record Version)
Abro – Honey Bee feat. KerenDun
José Pharos – Sport Dance
Maggie Scott – Summertime Kon Edit
Sirs – Forever feat. Stee Downes
Shades – Upside Down
Yadava – Camomile Samba
Mehmet Aslan – Yasadim (Mehmet Aslan Edit)
Low Island – Long Answer
Ratgrave – Bleeding To Death
Henri-Pierre Noel – A Fifth of Beethoven (The Reflex Revision)
Joutro Mundo – Combo Funk (feat Dalage)
Juliana Hatfield – Canary in a Coalmine
Paul Simon – Late … (DJ Spun Edit)
Nova Fronteira – Everybody Love the Sunshine (Sean McCabe Remix)
Mac DeMarco – This Guy’s in Love with You
Plastic Bertrand – Stop Ou Encore (Disconet Remix)
Omri Smadar – Lo Gomer Ta’hodesh
Duo Ouro Negro – Into Zelali
Prince – When Doves Cry (7″ Single Edit)
