Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Phylipe Nunes Araújo (2025) [Hi-Res]

Brazilian musician Phylipe Nunes Araújo's songs reflect the diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Brazil's Northeast, where he originates. The region is crucial in Brazilian culture, merging histories of colonization, the slave trade, and diverse traditions, and is the birthplace of many musical legends. Born in Caruaru, Pernambuco, and raised in Santa Cruz do Capibaribe, Phylipe describes his music as "Brazilian music from the Agreste of Pernambuco," blending regional rhythm, folk poetry, and sophisticated harmony. His musical foundations lie in local traditions like forrós, São João parties, and the folk poetry Literatura de Cordel, which taught him to value simplicity and clarity in lyrics. In adolescence, he also discovered global music, including The Beatles and Nick Drake, as well as jazz and bossa nova, but his creative foundation remains the Northeast. As part of a contemporary Northeastern musical movement, Phylipe experiments with traditional rhythms like coco, frevo, maracatu, and baião, integrating them into pop music and ballads using a nylon-string guitar. His debut album was produced by fellow Northeastern community members Bruno Berle and Batata Boy in São Paulo, where they migrated after developing their connections in Alagoas.

Tracklist:
1-1 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Muito Dengo [2:07]
1-2 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Bixin [2:00]
1-3 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Ziz [2:17]
1-4 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Temperim [1:11]
1-5 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Ainda é Verão [2:17]
1-6 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Santa Cruz [2:22]
1-7 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Asa [3:07]
1-8 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Vim do Norte [1:39]
1-9 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Valise [2:26]
1-10 Phylipe Nunes Araujo - Subindo a Ladeira [3:47]