Gui Boratto - Abaporu album flac

Gui Boratto - Abaporu To the casual listener, Brazilian producer Gui Boratto may seem like little more than an adept creator of house and techno-a notably lush and melodic brand of house and techno, perhaps, but house and techno nonetheless. But as his fan base knows, that's only half the story. Nestled among the minimal-minded club cuts of 2007's Chromophobia, there's the dreamy exaltation of "Beautiful Life" and the innocent, swirling fizz of "Acróstico. Boratto's fourth album, Abaporu, sees him continuing in that exploratory mode, wandering from style to style in typically graceful fashion. Melody is at the forefront of songs like "Please Don't Take Me Home," whose percussive chords and funky guitar line are punctuated by a whiplash snare.

GUI Boratto - abaporu album out now! Returning to the full-length format after a couple of years well spent in the 12" singles circuit, Brazilian groove architect GUI BORATTO follows up his 2011 offering "III" (KOMPAKT 242 CD 90) with new masterpiece ABAPORU - an exotic and colorful journey into sound, spread over 13 richly orchestrated club tracks that display the same penchant for ridiculously catchy melodies and infectious rhythms

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This album has an average beat per minute of 118 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 100/125 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Album starts at 125BPM, ends at 125BPM (+0), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Gui Boratto.

Named after a painting by Tarsila do Amaral and sporting a cover with artwork inspired by the Brazilian modernist, Abaporu is Gui Boratto's fourth Kompakt album. The dark edge of the producer's previous release for the Cologne-based label, 2011's III, has been replaced by brighter splashes that place it closer in tone to Chromophobia.