The sound of Tita Lima's Debut album 11:11 might be described as Samba meets Dub meets Hiphop meets Jazz meets Bossanova, but that still misses some of the delicious subtleties found on this record. Already being supported by radio heavyweights Garth Trinidad(KCRW, LA) and Gilles Peterson(Radio 1 UK), who licensed A Conta Do Samba for his forthcoming "Brownswood Bubblers" compilation, it should be no surprise that 11:11 is much more than another Brazil-flavored chill out album. Tita (pronounced Chi-ta) actually contributed more than just her beautiful voice to this record, sharing at least partial credit for writing every song on the album and even producing/engineering the majority...Check out Flutuando 's dubby bass played by Tita herself. FYI: The other single off the album, Catatonica , is currently getting the remix treatment by none other than Ohmega Watts(Lightheaded, Ubiquity)...and it might just end up on Amie Street before it's available anywhere else! Maybe!