Like a sunshine stroll on a Rio beach.

Online record shop Palo Santo Discos has released the 4th instalment of its Brazilian 7″ mix series.

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’60s Bossa Compactos IV features obscure and forgotten songs from Gilberto Gil, Dinorah, Hermano Silva and more, plus small labels including JS Discos, Ranger and Albatroz.

“The record shop in my hometown had these Brazil reissues that opened my ears and I went searching for more Brazilian music,” shares shop founder Palo Santo. “A few years later I made a trip to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.”

Listen to the mix and check out the track list below:

Tracklist

2. Carlos Gazineo – Vôo A Lua (JS Discos)

3. Gilberto Gil – Serenata De Teleco-Teco (JS Discos)

4. Geraldo Cunha – Não Me Diga Adeus (Audio Fidelity)

5. Raymundo José de Souza – Capoeira (JS Discos)

6. Jeronimo – Berimbau No Saravá (Som)

7. Leny Eversong – Gangazuma (Farroupilha)

8. Carlos Petit – Baleiro (Copacabana)

9. Leny Caldeira – Receita de Samba (Chantecler)

10. Luiz Wanderley – O Pranto Que o Mundo Chorou (Philips)

11. Trio Seleno – Balanco Do Mar (Audio Fidelity)

12. Walmir Falcao – Meu Samba É Assim (Copacabana)

13. Roberto Morel – Amor De Nois Dois (Albatroz)

14. Hermano Silva – Cabral E A Mulata (JS Discos)

15. Ivan Crossy – Balanço Zona Sul (RCA Victor)

16. Dinorah – Estatua de Estacio de Sa (RCA Victor)

17. Pedrinho Mattar E Seu Conjunto – Samba So (Farroupilha)

18. Tito Madi – Minha Filosofia (Som Maior)

19. Geraldo Nunes – Samba Jovem (Ranger)

20. Jorge Nery – Velas Ao Vento (Copacabana)