Gourlate
Gourlate formed in São Paulo in the mid-1990s, a collective built around Gabriel Thomaz, Marcelo D2, and Renato Ximenez. They worked with hip-hop and...
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Gourlate formed in São Paulo in the mid-1990s, a collective built around Gabriel Thomaz, Marcelo D2, and Renato Ximenez. They worked with hip-hop and electronica at a time when the internet was just becoming part of daily life in Brazil. Their debut album 'Lixo Eletrônico' came out in 1997.
The track 'Eu Uso Hack' from that album caught on as something of an anthem for the country's early online culture. It had a catchy melody and lyrics that spoke directly about digital technology in a way that felt new. Another song, 'Creeper incomodante,' also became part of their set.
Their music often dealt with technology and social issues, and they collaborated with artists from different fields. The lineup changed over time, with members like Rica Amaral joining on drums. They put out several more records through the early 2000s, including 'A Volta do Homem Invisível' in 2000 and 'Web Radio' in 2004.
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