Guilherme Coutinho E O Grupo Stalo - Guilherme Coutinho E O Grupo StaloMr Bongo pressing of Guilherme Coutinho E O Grupo Stalo's self titled mythical album. Blending lo fi, Brazilian tropicalia, jazz, funk and MPB with a unique aroma It was originally released in 1978 on Erla Estudio Rauland, an obscure record label from Belm in Brazil, that only released 7 singles, with this album being one of two exceptions. During the 1970s, Belm had a thriving nightclub scene, but it is thousands of miles away from the music industry

The whole EP

400 copies LTD  - No digital  - the first time these tracks are released on 12"

Early ‘80s boogie business from De De

Lets hear the German duo explain this record themselves: This is an EP with four very different tracks and we really mean all of them

Untitled ft

Great boogie-funk 12"

Borrow You (feat

the dynamics are controlled through rhythms and the synthesised melodies create forlorn narratives across machine-driven sequences

The son of an orphaned Jamaican jazz trumpet player and professional boxer who enlisted in the military after stowing away on a boat to London

The dark history of an abandoned mill house served as the inspiration for the album’s haunting Side B

The 7" releases are co-curated by fellow independent label Little Beat More

But by the Time the ‘70s Rolled Around