The members of Brazilian Girls met in 2003, while jamming together at Nublu. the downtown New York club that has served as their spawning ground. Playing together every week (they still do, when they're in town) they wrote and recorded the twelve originals of Brazilian Girls over a couple of months, letting the nuances of their songs evolve over time. "Being able to play consistently at Nublu and jumping into the studio every few months helped keep the vibe organic and fresh," says drummer Aaron Johnston. "It's a collective." explains Didi of their home base Nublu. "A community, in which musicians, DJs, poets, painters and bonvivants exchange ideas. At Nublu we were able to freely experiment with the music, without restrictions and expectations. That's what made the songs unfold." One of Brazilian Girls' songs, "Homme," first appeared on the 2003 CD Waxpoetic/Nublu Sessions, while another cut, "Lazy Lover' is featured on the Ultra compilation Music to Make Love By, and has been...