King Of Brazil - Forms Of Expression

Review by James Willey

Album Review: Forms Of Expression by King Of Brazil King Of Brazil’s Forms Of Expression is a solid entry in the UK house scene, brought to life under the Grove Records banner. With its trio of remixes—Freedom Mix, Radioactive Mix, and Deep Down Dub Mix—the album offers listeners a chance to explore different shades of the same core idea. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s got that groove that’ll keep your head nodding and feet moving. The standout track for me has to be the Freedom Mix. Right off the bat, it hits you with this lush, euphoric vibe. The production feels clean without being overly polished, leaving just enough grit to give it character. J. Gould and M. Barber’s songwriting shines here, weaving together those hypnotic melodies that feel both familiar and fresh. You can tell Engineer M. Mulligan had a hand in making sure everything sits perfectly in the mix—it’s tight but still breathes. There’s something about the way the synths swell that sticks with you long after the track ends. Another banger is the Deep Down Dub Mix. This one leans into that late-night warehouse energy, stripping things back to let the basslines do the talking. It’s darker than the other versions, with these echoing vocal snippets that feel like whispers from another room. If you’re into tracks that build tension before dropping into something heavy, this one’s for you. Honestly, it’s the kind of cut that could easily become a secret weapon for DJs looking to spice up their sets. What makes Forms Of Expression work so well isn’t just the music itself—it’s how accessible it feels. Whether you’re a diehard house fan or just someone who appreciates good vibes, there’s something here for everyone. King Of Brazil clearly knows his stuff as a producer, pulling together elements that feel authentic rather than forced. Here’s the thing though—while I enjoyed the album, part of me wishes they’d pushed the envelope a bit more. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great, but sometimes you want an artist to take risks and really blow your mind. That said, maybe that’s missing the point. Maybe Forms Of Expression isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel; maybe it’s just reminding us why we fell in love with house music in the first place. Final thought? Listening to this album felt like catching up with an old friend—you know what you’re gonna get, but damn, does it feel good to hear their voice again.

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Artist: King Of Brazil
Album: Forms Of Expression

Electronic

House

Rating: 4.65

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Forms Of Expression (Radioactive Mix)
Forms Of Expression (Freedom Mix)
Forms Of Expression (Deep Down Dub Mix)

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King Of Brazil - Forms Of Expression (Deep Down Dub Mix)

King Of Brazil - Forms Of Expression - Freedom Mix

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Catalog Numbers

TGR002

Labels

Grove Records

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lytte på nettet
ouvir online
online anhören
ascolta in linea
escuchar en línea
online luisteren
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
lyssna på nätet

Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Published By	Copyright Control

Credits

Role	Credit
Engineer	M. Mulligan
Producer	King Of Brazil
Written-By	J. Gould, M. Barber

Notes

No date on label, but was released 1992-1993

About King Of Brazil

Name Vars

Kings Of Brazil
Mark 'King Of Brazil' Barber

Members

John Gould
Mark Barber

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Forms Of Expression* by King Of Brazil is a hidden gem in the UK house music scene. It features three unique mixes of the same track, each offering a different vibe. The *Freedom Mix* is perfect for dancing, the *Radioactive Mix* adds an edgy twist, and the *Deep Down Dub Mix* takes you on a chill, immersive ride. Fun detail—J. Gould and M. Barber wrote the tracks, while M. Mulligan handled the engineering magic. Props to Grove Records for putting it out there!

Comments

alrayasyria

2025-03-14

holymoly

martinezcelia05

2025-03-14

dope!

rinconesdelaasturiasdesconocida

2025-03-13

i need :(

komalzanwar4

2025-03-13

bomba

kgrind11

2025-03-13

These organic chords drivin crazy

ashesm1423

2025-03-13

sampling cece rogers i think

alsonson

2025-03-13

what kind of organ is this? love it

shordeaux

2025-03-12

Super!

pusatplafonsemarang

2025-03-11

panasoniclivekitchen

2025-03-10

Wooow! Unbelievable track

albadriyya

2025-03-09

pfffffffffff

anarchogeek

2025-03-09

deep down deep down deep down deep down

nayeemahmed91

2025-03-09

Yes!!!! One of my favorite records of all time; bought it the day it was delivered at Downtown Records in NYC - the golden age of proper house music ?