(17/43) RNT adds to the ever-swelling Reserve deposits, bringing the tropical soul of Fatnotronic into the seams. A sprawling 12" & 7" pack, Onde Anda spans a range of equatorial flavor, showing the Sao Paulista duo's knack for bringing just the right touch of today to classic and obscure Brazilian sounds of the past. The sound is as infectious and as funky as the countless Brazilian comps and albums that grace our shelves - but with a touch of modern finesse and spark that should indicate, especially to the more astute listeners, this album is undeniably from NOW. Also worth noting is how the album smoothly drifts between varying styles, as side A ably demonstrates as it skirts from Brazilian boogie to coastal Tropicalia with ease and style. Side B sees traditional arrangements bolstered with modern playing and up-to-date production.

• A Margarida
• A1 7, 8 e 1
• A2 Botoque
• A3 Formula 1
• B Blaus
• B1 Me Diga
• B2 É Um Barato
• B3 Onde Anda