Every once in a while, a song comes along that flattens you. The kind of song that make you pull the car over, turn the engine off and wrench up the volume. Right now, Gui Boratto's 'Beautiful Life' is that song.
Gui Boratto is a Brazilian architect/musician/composer/producer and his new album 'Chromophobia' will likely be the one of the best ones you've heard of Brazilian electronic music. In short, it's bliss.
'Beautiful Life' is the album's clear standout, the kind of song that's as much pure pop as it is electronic. As the female vocal repeats, 'What a beautiful life, what a beautiful life', Boratto brings a heartbeat to the often metronomic precision of synthesizers, lifting them up euphorically as the song builds in pulsing, melodic waves. Running at over eight minutes, you might imagine things dragging on too long. But as the beat whirrs to a close, you'll be reaching for the repeat button, wishing that the 'Beautiful Life' would never end.
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Como diz o meu Martini Bianco, musica de agradecer a Deus estar la, naquele momento, seja ele qual for. De agracecer por ter ido, por estar entre amigos favoritos. Isso mesmo. Essa musica faz a gente pensar " What a beautiful life!" Parabens Gui.
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