Rede A
Rede A formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2000, led by Rodrigo Amarante and Lívia Nastari. Their debut album 'Nação Zumbi' came out in 2003, mixing folk, bossa...
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Rede A formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2000, led by Rodrigo Amarante and Lívia Nastari. Their debut album 'Nação Zumbi' came out in 2003, mixing folk, bossa nova, and psychedelic sounds. The record got some attention for its acoustic instrumentation and introspective feel.
Amarante's confessional writing style drew mixed reactions at the time.
Songs like 'Uma Canção' and 'Incompleto' show their tendency toward melodic, thoughtful arrangements. The band maintained a fairly low profile while developing their sound, avoiding the more commercial paths some Brazilian acts took during that period.
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