| Play All | TITLE | LENGTH | BPM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Avenida Atlantica (feat Micheline Cardoso, Luiz Antonio Gomes & Roland Schwarz - radio edit) | 03:40 | |||
| 2. Conexao (feat Vinicius Terra, Luiz Antonio Gomes & Roland Schwarz) | 05:14 | |||
| 3. Avenida Atlantica (DJ Farrapo remix) | 05:11 | |||
| 4. Conexao (Trotter remix) | 06:15 | |||
| 5. Avenida Atlantica (Empresarios remix) | 05:27 | |||
| 6. Conexao (Stefan Obermaier tranquilo remix) | 04:58 | |||
| 7. Avenida Atlantica (feat Micheline Cardoso, Luiz Antonio Gomes & Roland Schwarz) | 07:33 | |||
| 8. Conexao (feat Vinicius Terra, Luiz Antonio Gomes & Roland Schwarz - radio edit) | 02:59 | |||
| 9. Conexao (Frohlocker remix) | 05:28 | |||
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Review:
Shantisan - real name Herbert Bachhofer - may live in Vienna (where he also hosts a weekly radio show), but his heart seems to be in Rio. Both of the original tracks here - the wonderfully breezy, samba-meets-broken beat jam "Avienda Atlantica" and chunkier (but no less jaunty) "Conexao" - have a strong Brazilian flavour, with live chords, guitars and electric pianos complimenting Bachhofer's summery production. There's a similar Latin feel to the remixes, which range from samba-house (DJ Farappo's version of the title track) and glassy-eyed deep house (Stefan Obermaier's rework of "Connexao") to straight-up, early noughties style bruk (Frolocker's brilliant, electric-piano heavy revision of "Connexao").
Shantisan - real name Herbert Bachhofer - may live in Vienna (where he also hosts a weekly radio show), but his heart seems to be in Rio. Both of the original tracks here - the wonderfully breezy, samba-meets-broken beat jam "Avienda Atlantica" and chunkier (but no less jaunty) "Conexao" - have a strong Brazilian flavour, with live chords, guitars and electric pianos complimenting Bachhofer's summery production. There's a similar Latin feel to the remixes, which range from samba-house (DJ Farappo's version of the title track) and glassy-eyed deep house (Stefan Obermaier's rework of "Connexao") to straight-up, early noughties style bruk (Frolocker's brilliant, electric-piano heavy revision of "Connexao").
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