Reissue of a rare 80s boogie fan's delight! Drummer Netinho of the legendary Brazilian band The Clevers reissues his cult classic "Du Du Du Du Domingo" from his solo album "Apartamento 97 - Projeto Amor & Caridade Vol. 2" ('82) on 7inch!
In the 1960s, Netinho was the drummer for the Clevers, one of the leading Brazilian beat bands, and later in the 1970s he was active in Casa das Máquinas, which pursued a heavier, more psychedelic sound. In the same year, Netinho was influenced by the spiritual group Amor e Caridade and headed in a new direction, releasing his first album, "Apartamento 97" ('80), on his own label, Manancial do Amor, in 1982. - He further developed his funky, pop-rock style with the help of talented musicians such as Zé Rodrix, Faísca, and Manito. Netinho says he spent a year searching for inspiration for the sequel album. After a "mystical intervention," the songs for the album were completed in just two days. The lyrics celebrate the beauty of a Sunday afternoon after a week of work, and the happy, slightly crazy mood and tight sound make this a one-of-a-kind song. The synths and break parts are subtly enhanced and good. The picture sleeve is a smaller version of the jacket of "Apartamento 97 - Projeto Amor & Caridade Vol. 2", which is also cute.
(Original Japanese text by AYAM)
In the 1960s, Netinho was the drummer for the Clevers, one of the leading Brazilian beat bands, and later in the 1970s he was active in Casa das Máquinas, which pursued a heavier, more psychedelic sound. In the same year, Netinho was influenced by the spiritual group Amor e Caridade and headed in a new direction, releasing his first album, "Apartamento 97" ('80), on his own label, Manancial do Amor, in 1982. - He further developed his funky, pop-rock style with the help of talented musicians such as Zé Rodrix, Faísca, and Manito.
Netinho says he spent a year searching for inspiration for the sequel album. After a "mystical intervention," the songs for the album were completed in just two days.
The lyrics celebrate the beauty of a Sunday afternoon after a week of work, and the happy, slightly crazy mood and tight sound make this a one-of-a-kind song. The synths and break parts are subtly enhanced and good. The picture sleeve is a smaller version of the jacket of "Apartamento 97 - Projeto Amor & Caridade Vol. 2", which is also cute. (Original Japanese text by AYAM)