Underplay

A station called Underplay probably isn't shouting at you, and that's the appeal. Brazil's airwaves run from sertanejo to baile funk, but the quieter corners are where the good stuff hides: Milton Nascimento's Clube da Esquina records, the weirder edges of Tropicália, younger artists like Ana Frango Elétrico who treat pop as a playground. Nothing here is overplayed. That's the point. Genres blur into each other, and the sequencing carries more weight than any playlist algorithm. You can listen to Underplay online and get the sense of a curator who trusts the songs instead of hyping them. Brazi…