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Babylon Rap
Babylon Rap was a Brazilian hip-hop group that formed in the 1990s. Their debut album 'Babylon by Gus' came out in 1996, followed by 'O Rap É Compromisso!' in...
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Babylon Rap was a Brazilian hip-hop group that formed in the 1990s. Their debut album 'Babylon by Gus' came out in 1996, followed by 'O Rap É Compromisso!' in 1998 and 'Tropikalismo' in 2003. The group included Marcelo D2, Xis, Speed, DJ Hum, and B Negão on vocals and DJ duties.
Their music mixed hip-hop with reggae and funk influences, and their lyrics often dealt with social and political themes. This approach sometimes drew criticism, but they kept working with it. They collaborated with artists like Andy, who appears on the track 'Energias Vindas'.
Songs like 'Ponta A Ponta' show their style, rhythmic, direct, and grounded in Brazilian sounds without trying to smooth everything out. They weren't making background music; it was meant to be heard.
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