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Chris Job
Chris Job is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Rio das Ostras. He started writing and performing as a teenager, and put out his first album, "Souvenir,"...
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Chris Job is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Rio das Ostras. He started writing and performing as a teenager, and put out his first album, "Souvenir," in 2006. His music pulls from jazz and bossa nova, along with traditional Brazilian rhythms.
His 2009 single "À Beira-mar" became a hit, with its melody and lyrics about the coastline. That song helped bring him wider attention. He has worked with musicians like Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso.
After that, he released albums such as "Rio das Ostras" in 2009 and "Noite de Luar" in 2017. His songs often deal with love and identity, set against those Brazilian harmonies.
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