The band Maglore releases their sixth studio album, 'Fluxo natural', on August 14th Elisa Imperial / Disclosure ? NEWS ? With enlightening songs like “Farol”, in which Teago Oliveira seems to reverberate Lô Borges (1952 – 2025) in composition and singing, the band Maglore's sixth studio album, “Fluxo natural”, arrives on the digital world on August 14th with eleven tracks. The echo of Lô's referential work is amplified in the third of the album's eleven songs, “Palestina nos seu olhos”, another song from Teago Oliveira's solitary work. The echoes sound perfectly in tune with a new and original repertoire that includes music in tribute to the composer from Minas Gerais, “Para Lô”, a composition by Lucas Gonçalves and Carime Elmor recorded with an arrangement that intentionally evokes the sound of Caetano Veloso's discography in the 1980s. Ronaldo Bastos). Maglore's first album since “V” (2022), “Fluxo natural” was recorded between April and May at Estúdio Kapa, ??at the home of Teago Oliveira, the group's vocalist and guitarist, a quartet also made up of Felipe Dieder (drums), Lelo Brandão (guitar and keyboard), and Lucas Gonçalves (bass and vocals). “'Fluxo natural' is a Brazilian rock album”, says Teago Oliveira. "The album has a strong corporal and geographical sensoriality. There is a lot of talk about river, sea, moonlight, autumn, rain, sun. But the repertoire also talks about dreams, faith, childhood, possible future, trickery, transforming mud into a feast. Philosophically, the album escapes nihilism because it refuses the void of meaning. Instead of concluding that nothing matters, it finds meaning precisely in the flow, in this thing that takes us. The album also has the idea of surviving time, but in the best way that we achieved. [...] This reflects a little on the history of the band itself, which has been in continuous activity for almost 20 years”, reflects the lead singer of Maglore, alluding to the fact that the group has been on the scene since 2009. Opening with the song “Sulamericano” (Lucas Gonçalves and Carime Elmor), the album “Fluxo natural” closes with a song composed by Lucas Gonçalves in partnership with Gustavo Galo, “Caravelas”. Between one track and another, there are several songs written by Teago Oliveira. Among them, “Amor sci-fi”, “Curva de trivela”, “O rio e o mar”, “Sonho real” and “Tudo bem”.