Brazilian group started out in the early 70s as Grupo Seleção, a cover band. In 1973, they switched the name to Azymuth, inspired by a Marcos & Paulo Sérgio Valle song. Their first album, also named Azymuth, was released two years later and featured the hit "Linha do Horizonte". In 1976, they recorded other minor hits like the single "Melô da Cuíca" and "Jazz Carnival", taken from the 1979 "Light as a Feather" album. The trio moved to the United States in the early 80s, producing a number of albums that never came out in Brazil, and placing their bets on a mix of samba, funk and jazz that they defined as MPB-jazz (MPB for Popular Brazilian Music). The main composer, keyboardist J. R. Bertrami, left the group in 1988, and was replaced by Jota Moraes and Marinho Boffa, but returned in the middle of the following decade, when the group signed with the label Far Out. Bertrami died in 2012. Keyboardist Kiko Continentino joined drummer Ivan "Mamão" Conti and bassist Alex Malheiros

Released: 2015-03-27

Label: Far Out Recordings

Country: Europe

Tracklist

A1	Linha Do Horizonte
A2	Melo Dos Dois Bicudos
A3	Brazil
A4	Seems Like This
A5	Caça A Raposa
B1	Estrada Dos Deuses
B2	Waiting For My Turn
B3	Montreal City
B4	Morning
B5	Periscópio