10 national albums that turn 10 years old in 2024 [LISTA]

2014 was a year of great releases in the Brazilian music market. Between veterans and new names on the scene, we have selected ten releases that complete a decade in 2024.

Genres such as rock, rap and MPB, several genres were included among this year’s releases. Some, like the Banda do Mar, made a splash with their melodies and, since then, we haven’t heard from any other releases — although we haven’t given up hope. Others, like the Titans and the Racionais MC’s, renowned names, released albums that became instant classics. See the full list.

Titans – Nheengatu

Nheengatu is the name is an indigenous language of the Tupi-Guarani family. This was the name chosen by the Titans to name the band’s 18th album. Inspired by the troubled context in Brazil at the time of the release, the rockers used an illustration of the Tower of Babel to translate the feelings provoked by the country’s moment.

Featured tracks: “Uniformed” It is “Arrival in Brazil (Terra à Vista)”

Banda do Mar – Banda do Mar

Banda do Mar was the name given to the project that brought together Marcelo Camelo, Mallu Magalhães It is Fred Pinto Ferreira. The trio released their first album in 2014 — and only one, so far. With 12 tracks, Camel It is Magellan are divided into the vocals of songs that vary between calmer melodies and more upbeat grooves that, even after a decade of release, remain very current.

Featured tracks: “Nobody else” It is “Brighten Day”

Silva – Sea View

View to the Sea was the second studio album by Silva. Espírito Santo presents us with 11 tracks with a particular sound, the singer mixes touches of melancholy and shows the first signs of Silva which would spread throughout Brazil some time later. It is also necessary to highlight the solar energy present in the disc.

Featured tracks: “It needs to be said” It is “Dusk”

Zombie Nation – Zombie Nation

The self-titled album by Zombie Nation marked the band’s first release since Hunger for Everything (2007) — not counting the 2012 live album and the project in partnership with Mundo Livre SA. Throughout the tracks, pop and rock merge with the manguebeat of which they are precursors. The bold result couldn’t be better.

Featured tracks: “A dream” It is “The Best Time at the Beach”

Alice Caymmi – Queen of Lightning

On his second album, Alice Caymmi She shows herself to be a mature singer who is confident in her art. With a powerful sound, the artist dares with re-recordings of Mc Marcinho It is Maysa, adding your own personality. Here we have an album with pulsating Brazilianness.

Featured tracks: “Princess” It is “As you see”

Juçara Marçal – Incarnado

Juçara Marçal plays with different sounds throughout Incarnate. The production of the album is signed by the partner of Metá Metá, Kiko Dinucci, repeating in the solo project the partnership that already works so well in the group. The poems sung by her are sentimental and profound, it is no wonder that it was considered one of the best of 2014.

Featured tracks: “Old Yellow” It is “Abortion Circle”

Criolo – Summon Your Buddha

Summon Your Buddha can be seen as a continuation of the Knot in the Earfirst album by Creole, but here the artist raises the bar. With production of Daniel Ganjaman, Guilherme Held It is Marcelo Cabral, we heard songs influenced by the moment Brazil was going through. A lot of reflection, packed with top quality musicality.

Featured tracks: “Summon Your Buddha” It is “Business Card”

Racionais MCs – Colors and Values

It is no secret to anyone the impact and importance of Racionais MC’s for Brazilian music, in Colors and Valuesthe group reunites for their first new album in more than a decade. It is also possible to see a new stylistic signature on the album, with shorter songs and experimentation with styles such as trap and neo soul.

Featured tracks: “Black Zica” It is “How much is the show worth?”

Anelis Assumpção – Anelis Assumpção and The Imaginary Friends

The singer and songwriter Anelis Assumpção This album delivers a pop vibe full of personality. She plays with genres such as rock, reggae and hip hop in her compositions, all very well done. The artist creates an engaging atmosphere and makes us want to be one of her imaginary friends.

Featured tracks: “Unfinished” It is “I like it that way”

The Suit – The Suit

The São Paulo trio gains the density here that we will find in the following works. The self-titled album is full of personality and musically speaking, it is done with mastery. Well-crafted melodies and lyrics show a more mature band than the one we met in their first work, but equally committed to the music.

Featured tracks: “Oh, Oh, How I Delude Myself” It is “I confess”