Saidera is an international trio made up of members based in California and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. They've dropped some global groove heat on the likes of NYC's Let's Play House and London-based Leng. For this one, they drop the first release from Ceci Discos, based in coastal California, in the form of the original single 'Miscigenacao'. It's a summer, deep cut sound with Balearic, MPB and jazz all colouring the swaying rhythms. The breezy vocals transport you to a coastal setting, while the percussion is lively and authentic, but in keeping with Brazil's carnival tradition there's a political bent to the partying, as Mandela and Fela get name-checked amid some righteous railing against police brutality. The Jacques Renault "Rhythmental Remix" lands more heavy but just as patiently, Diogo Strausz ups the sunshine with his piano-led reverie and the "Saidera Steppers Dub" is one to crank up nice and loud, early in the evening.

TRACK LISTING

Side 1
Miscigenacao (Original Mix)
Miscigenacao (Jacques Renault Rhythmental Remix)

Side 2
Miscigenacao (Diogo Strausz Remix)
Miscigenacao (Saidera Steppers Dub)