“Pé no chão” is Rodrigo Ogi’s third album.

This is the second album in Natália Matos’ career. And she continues to follow a thought-provoking way of making music both urban and regional.

Until now, Cícero’s discography has been more or less cohesive. But now the musician seems to enter a new phase of his career.

Pabllo Vittar was one of the biggest pop phenomena in Brazil in 2017. “Vai passar mal” is her debut album and presents an extremely pleasant mix of funk, arrocha, rap, samba and pop with a Brazilian flavor.

After some changes of the band members, today Garotas Suecas is a quartet where all the musicians play, compose and sing.

The sound aggressiveness of the Rakta group is still evident in this new EP.

“Estação cidade baixa” is the result of a trilogy of EPs that Nobat released in 2017.

Brazilian singer-songwriter is back with a new album full of beautifully written, arranged, performed and produced compositions that will bring a ray of light to your day, week, life.

Vocalist of the group Aláfia, Xenia França transits for soul, jazz, R&B and references to the African culture in “Xenia”, her first solo LP.

“Look inside my eyes, look at my face. You will see I lived a lot, you think I did have not seen anything.”