Oruã releases “Real Grandeza,” the first single off their upcoming LP, Passe, due for release on July 19th. “Real Grandeza” epitomizes the noisy, lo-fi, experimental sound with which Oruã has rocked the Brazilian underground scene for years. It’s also a song that embodies a central tenet in the band’s ethos – resistance to fascism. Band member and producer Lê Almeida describes how “‘Real Grandeza’ and many other tracks on this album are from a time when 3/4 of us lived in a house together in Búzios, a beach town on the coast of Rio de Janeiro. The topic of this track was inspired by a real event, when we saw the news reporting that a young white man with blue eyes had robbed many chic apartments in Southern Rio. With his privilege, he left the scene unnoticed and unpunished. It’...