Tiro e Queda
by Pedro Sousa & Simão Simões
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Limited Handmade CD-R
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumLimited edition of 50.
Art by Simão Simões
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Tiro e Queda
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released April 9, 2020
Pedro Sousa - Saxophone, Electronics
Simão Simões - Electronics
Recorded by Miguel Abras
Mixed by Pedro Sousa, Simão Simões and Miguel Abras
Mastered by Rafael Silva
Artwork by Simão Simões
FD049
Pedro Sousa - Saxophone, Electronics
Simão Simões - Electronics
Recorded by Miguel Abras
Mixed by Pedro Sousa, Simão Simões and Miguel Abras
Mastered by Rafael Silva
Artwork by Simão Simões
FD049
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A Favela Discos é um colectivo de artistas e intelectuais sediado no Porto.
Favela Discos is
a label and art collective founded in Porto, 2013. Focusing mostly on experimental music.
If you want you can reach us at faveladiscos@gmail.com
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