Movimientos Live

@ The Notting Hill Arts Club

Brazilian Independence Day Special

Tuesday 7th September
7pm-2am
…Entry : £5

Movimientos Live - Brasil Special

Live

Latin Dub Soundsystem / Cumbé / Fronteras

DJs

Cal Jader & Arias

Guest DJ Mais Um Gringo (Mais Um Discos) launching ‘Oi! A Nova Music Brasilera’

+ Brazilian Short Films

(From 7.30pm)

Fighting For Peace (Beija Films)

Boxer Roberto Custodio, aka Polinho, overcame poverty and the murder of his father to become a shining example for the youth of the favela and an Olympic hopeful.

Te Vejo Maré (I See You Maré) – Guardian Trailer from Beija Films on Vimeo.

http://www.beijafilms.com/

Suburban Madness (Happy Endings Productions)

The film is named after the carnival group of one of Brazil’s most innovative psychiatric institutions. Situated in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, the institution believes in unconventional treatments, replacing limited medical resources with music and dance therapy.

http://www.youtube.com/user/latinomusicuk?feature=mhum#p/c/1079A02FB8353581/9/pOI1Sh1WFYk

Movimientos Live returns after a hectic summer of festivals, taking bands and DJs to and hosting stages at Glastonbury, Lovebox, Secret Garden Party, The Big Chill and Stop Making Sense Festival in Croatia amongst others.

September’s installment brings together another selection the freshest new acts from the UK Latin underground live music scene and a unique clubnight where the DJs represent the funkiest underground Latino sounds. Tonight to celebrate Brazilian Independence Day we launch a new 40 track compilation from DJ Mais Um Gringo entitled ‘Oi! A Nova Musica Brasilera’ featuring a staggeringly fresh insight into the new sounds of Brazil from rock to roots, electronic and experimental. For a free 4 track download check the Mais Um Discos website http://maisumdiscos.net/

‘Oi!’ is released on the 13th September – you can pre-order a copy from Amazon by clicking here.

Live wise headliners Latin Dub Soundsystem return to the Arts club with their skanking hot brew of Latin rhythms, Hip Hop, Dub fried Carnival beats with an outstanding live band and fronted by the charismatic Colombian Hip Hop flows of MC Magico and the soulful vocal tones of the amazing Eva Abraham, they’ve been busy throughout the summer with various festival shows and come to this gig on the back of a show at Stop Making Sense Festival in Croatia. Their pedigree is not in doubt and for more evidence check their forthcoming debut album later this year. BIG!

Cumbé bring a traditional element with their brand of Colombian roots sounds, a previous incarnation of the band in the form of Koguiwa made their debut at the Arts Club two years ago and ripped it up so this is a welcome return for half the band and here they are showcasing their self penned songs including Champeta, Cumbia and Mapale rhythms, very infectious stuff.

Frontera play a quirky mix of classic Latin anthems in a upbeat rock style, they mix cover versions with a selection of their own original songs

Whilst Movimientos DJs Cal Jader, Arias and guests present a bang up to date brand of across the board Latin flavours from Cumbia mash ups to Salsa Dura, electronic and urban beats.

Early on we feature a series of short films from Brazil including the award winning ‘Surburban Madness’ and more TBC

Tonight’s live guests include some of the most exciting new Latin acts in London.

Latin Dub Soundsystem

Dub fried Carnival beats, Latin rhythms and Hip Hop
http://www.myspace.com/latindubsoundsystem

Cumbé

Cumbia, And Afro Colombian coastal rhythms
http://www.myspace.com/cumbe

Frontera

Funky Latin Rock grooves
http://www.myspace.com/fronteralondres

DJs

Special guest Mais Um Gringo with a mix of new Brazilian Tropicalia, Roots and electronic beats for Brazilian Indepence Day

Cal Jader & Arias

With the sound of the Latino barrio – Salsa, Cumbia, Urban, Tropical Bass and underground global sounds

From folkloric roots to cutting edge electronic – This is the sound of London’s Latin alternative!

www.moviminetos.org