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Objetificados n​ã​o sejam os vossos nomes

from The future is black past and present also - Ep by Obasquiat

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Music composed in partnership with the poetess Juliana Assolant
This track from the beginning the first composition in Portuguese (native language) and the result was this warm poetry, urban contemporary and chaotic
The reality of how we view and manage the world
The whispering voice of the poet Juliana takes a tense atmosphere where the very able to capture all the essence and disorder of the modern world

lyrics

A vida criada pelo homem é um verdadeiro inferno
Se é que isso é ser humano
Vivemos cansados, corrompidos, manipulados
Por debaixo de uma manta velha ou um terno
As carapuças não nos servem... Mas ainda assim nos obrigam a nos esconder, reprimir até esta nos consumir
O capitalismo é um buraco negro que esta sempre pronto quando deixa-lo ti iludir
Quando isso acontece não importa o seu status larvas vão ti consumindo até terminar de putrefar
Trabalhar, trepar, comprar, usar, abusar, descartar... é o que querem que você faça é o que fazem com você
Agindo como objetos somos consumidos pelo tempo útil

credits

from The future is black past and present also - Ep, released May 13, 2016
Voice and poetry:
Juliana Assolant Vencato

Music:
Marco Antonio: bass, cello, fx synth and mix
Jeferson Peres: drums
Ariel Spadari: saxophone

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Obasquiat São Paulo, Brazil

What is Obasquiat ?
Pagan because it is against all religions.
music strange and atonal
Political activism, social critic, history, class struggle
A form of chaos nihilistic experimental

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