Devendra Banhart & Rodrigo Amarante
Devendra Banhart and Rodrigo Amarante first worked together in 2007 when Amarante produced Banhart's album 'Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon.' Banhart had...
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Devendra Banhart and Rodrigo Amarante first worked together in 2007 when Amarante produced Banhart's album 'Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon.' Banhart had been making music since the early 2000s, often with a fragile, unusual quality to his songs. Amarante came from Brazil, where he co-founded the rock band Los Hermanos before pursuing solo work.
Their collaboration yielded songs like 'Quem Me Dera' and 'Rosa,' which blend Banhart's lyrical style with Amarante's musical arrangements. These tracks have a sparse, acoustic quality that feels intimate rather than grandiose.
They haven't released a full album together, but their occasional partnership continues to produce these quiet, textured pieces that appeal to listeners who prefer subtlety over spectacle.
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