Rebel Music Volume 5 is here. This time I invited Rute Correia to curate this compilation for us. Rute is a 21 year old netaudio enthusiast from Lisbon, Portugal. She produces and hosts an exclusively netaudio dedicated radio show/podcast named “Marca Branca” since 2008, not as often as she would like (because time doesn’t really stretch), writes for Phlow Magazine, is also part of Beats Play Free, a portuguese netaudio supporters community, and she is also the director of the upcoming Lisbon Netaudio Festival. On her own words she is “Not very picky on musical genders, tends to love a little bit of almost everything”.

Rute’s musical taste is fully translated on this new volume of the Rebel Music Series. From the more ambient tracks to the more playful themes this volume is a great example that Creative Commons music is not only about techno or electronica but that it  spreads throughout all genres. A special mention goes to the last track from Alexandre Bateiras, that uses the typical Portuguese guitar to take us into a discovery to a  new way to interpret Portugal’s traditional music.

[BRM05] VA | Rebel Music Volume 5 by Various Artists

Track Listing

1. The Grass Is Greener (Gate-Zero Remix) from [iD.042] Weigl & Hoffman – Elevate EP

2. Anti-Love (feat. Sleaze) from [BSOG0001] Just Plain Ant – Dig Deep

3. At the end of Mahon Street from [konfort016] The Incognito Traveller – The Incognito Traveller EP

4. One Night Stand from [tube066] Clorofila Azul – Revisitado (com voz)

5.To begin again from [fpr017] Pix – Life Living

6. Impulsion Pt.1 from [LostChildren046] Radius System – Escape / Restart

7. Thief from [aer008] This Mess Is Mine – Sign The Drafts EP

8. Stase Phychique from [insubcdr02b] Plaistow – Los Criminales Reciclados En Conductores De Autobuses

9. Pena from [Lástima] Azevedo Silva – Autista

10. Porto Largo from [merz0027] Alexandre Bateiras – Canções da Lua Nova

Download whole release: Zip file (73Mb includes cover art)

I hope you all like this new volume of “Rebel Music” and want to thank Rute for taking the time to curate it for us. What did you think? What is your favorite tracks from this volume? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to explore the links to the full editions.

Image/Cover Credits: Fernando Fonseca  | Orginal photo from Mário Tomé (via flickr)

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