“Kabaluerê”, single produced by FaOut, Ricardo Schneider and LinearWave, arrives on streaming this Friday, February 17
With over 10 million streams after label launch Lofi Landidealized by Pe Luthe project is preparing to release its second edition with the single “Kabuluerê”made by FaOut, Richard Schneider It is LinearWavewhich hits all music apps this Friday, February 17th.
The song will be part of the compilation BRAZIL GOES LOFI Vol.2, which will bring 13 reinterpretations of national music classics made by Lo-fi producers in Brazil. Pe Lu started the releases of the second part of the project last Friday, the 10th, with a reinterpretation of Mu’Gambi for success “Telegram” by Zeca Baleiro.
In a press release, the Brazilian producers comment on their experience in working with each other, especially with LinearWavethe biggest Brazilian producer of Lofi and a great international reference.
Making music with Ricardo Schneider and LinearWave (Yuri) is always wonderful. But this time it seems like there was a very intense connection from start to finish. I feel like all of our writing has been preparation for us to cover “Kabaluerê” – FaOut
I still remember the first time I heard “What is it?” (Marcelo D2) and the fascination I had with that groove. Years later, I discovered that it was another song, “Kabaluerê”. Being able to dive into this source and re-record this song together with my partners [FaOut e Ricardo Schneider] it’s very special, and it brings back nostalgia from my teenage days” – LinearWave.
“kabaluerê” is one of those songs that seems like we were born knowing how to play, and participating in this reinterpretation was an honor for me. Being able to re-record this classic take of Brazilian music was incredible, even more so having the opportunity to work with my friends again [FaOut e LinearWave]mixing our influences and characteristics”, concludes Schneider.
Derived from the English “low fidelity”, that is, low fidelity, the genre is characterized by lightness and simplicity, elements considered “imperfections”, and often does not carry vocals. The style has become very popular in recent years through ‘digital radio.’
Source: Rollingstone
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