Follow US
Follow US came together in São Paulo around vocalist and songwriter Leo Jaime. Their debut single 'O Mundo Para' in 1985 became an immediate hit, establishing...
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Follow US came together in São Paulo around vocalist and songwriter Leo Jaime. Their debut single 'O Mundo Para' in 1985 became an immediate hit, establishing their presence with a sound that mixed Brazilian rhythms and pop. The band's lineup included Paulinho Moska on bass, Marco Mazzola on drums, and for a period, backing vocals from Baby do Brasil and later Luiz Caldas.
They followed up with albums like 'Viajando Sem Passar Passaporte' in 1986 and 'Malícia' in 1987, which showed a shift toward more experimental arrangements. Another track, 'Viver', also found its audience. Their 1990 album 'A Música Resta' featured songs such as 'Posso Ser Seu Amigo' and 'Corrida Maluca'.
Early on, some critics dismissed their approach as too commercial, but the group kept working in their own style. They were active through the late 1980s and into the early 1990s, leaving behind a handful of records that still get played on Brazilian radio.
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