Funk Como Le Gusta, -

Review by Yoric Irving-Clarke

Funk Como Le Gusta is a Brazilian band that has been around since the 1990s, and their latest album is a testament to their longevity and talent. The self-titled album is a mix of funk, soul, and samba, all blended together to create a unique and infectious sound.

The album kicks off with "Goma de Mascar," a funky track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's horn section shines on this track, and the rhythm section keeps the groove going strong. "16 Toneladas" is a cover of the classic song, and Funk Como Le Gusta puts their own spin on it, adding in some Brazilian flair and making it their own.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Zig Zag," which features some impressive guitar work and a catchy chorus, and "Samba Rock," which combines samba rhythms with a rock edge. The album also features collaborations with Brazilian artists such as Seu Jorge and BNegão, adding even more depth to the already diverse sound.

Summary by Yoric Irving-Clarke

Funk Como Le Gusta's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of funk, soul, and Brazilian music. The band's energy and musicianship are on full display throughout the album, making it a fun and engaging listen from start to finish.