Our magazine dives into the acoustic waters of Brazilian music culture and explores the latest sounds from the motherland that are fused with its global roots.
Our mission is twofold: bringing the often marginalized traditional culture into the spotlight while also celebrating the blossoming of new Brazilian music. To preserve the legacy, we reveal the history and faces of rhythms that are often neglected in the current scene.
By exploring trends in music we can showcase the actual scene of innovation and creativity, without sacrificing the connection to the cultural roots that have shaped our unique soundscape. Instead of letting the old, traditional voices fade away, we want to record them, give them more space and pay tribute to them. We also cherish bringing on stage artists who are shaping contemporary Brazilian music. Through exclusive interviews and pre-published features, our sensitive curatorial team illuminates the treasure of our cultural heritage, merging it with the latest news from the music scene.
Join us in our universe of wisdom and exploration. Where the drums of the past throb directly into the here and now, fusing with the latest beats of the future.
By: Larissa Kreili The strong black woman with the terrible eyes Liniker is a phenomenon in Brazilian music. A milestone in the current scene. She is characterized by her authenticity and reinvention and brings with her a unique power that goes beyond music. She not only represents
Photo by: Gleydson Virgulino A psychomagical vision of the Brazilian carnival An interdimensional portal, a ceremonial liturgy, a communal state of intoxication? Much more than a protocol-based celebration of the Catholic calendar, Carnival in Brazil is an extremely complex aesthetic and political web in which society celebrates its contradictions, pains and beauties
Axé music: Bahia's sound and cultural revolution "I'm looking for the trio elétrico, I'm looking for...". If you're Brazilian, you haven't read this sentence. You have sung it! It is one of many that characterize Axé music, a Brazilian rhythm that celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2025. The music, which was born in the 1980s in
Mestre Môa: a legacy of resistance, art and ancestry Although Môa's name may be unfamiliar to many, his influence can be felt in every gingado of capoeira, in the pulse of afro-blocos during Salvador's carnival and in the power of afoxé, which connects bodies with spirituality and ancestry.
She believes in flying saucers, has already sung Xuxa during concerts and has one of the most beautiful voices on the current music scene. Ana Cláudia Lomelino Gonçalves, better known as Mãeana (39 years old), began her career as a singer in the wonderful band Tono. In 2015, she released her debut album "Mãeana" with as yet unreleased compositions by Caetano
