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On paper it may not seem like the best idea to combine sunny bossa nova and dark sensitive indie pop, but New York’s Mosquitos managed to get the combination just right. The follow-up to the band’s self-titled debut, Sunshine Barato is another slice of disarmingly simple songs filled with acoustic guitar, simple beats, surf guitar and whirling Wurlitzer organ. Quickly and effectively wedging songs into the subconscious, melodies are pushed to the fore. The complementary song lyrics are poignant little vignettes typically about boy likes girl -- singer Juju Stulbach’s whispery vocals often play the femme fatale or swooning maiden to Chris Root's everyman warble, giving thoughtful context to the stories. (There's also lots of astrological, weather and seasonal references – the title means 'cheap sunshine.') The last album's 'Boombox' made waves as an indie hit as well as music for a couple of national TV ads and a spot on the O.C., but the music here on Sunshine Barato is just as fun and infectious. –-Tad Hendrickson
1. Flood
2. Sunshine Barato
3. Vagalume
4. Xixizinho No Oceano
5. Blue Heart
6. Love Remix
7. Shooting Stars
8. Avocado
9. Domesticada
10. No Fim Do Pais
11. Dream Awake
12. So Voce E Eu
13. Free As Love
14. The End Ing...
15. 27 Degrees
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