Grajaú 434
Grajaú 434 formed in the Grajaú neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with Leo Cavalcanti on vocals. Their sound mixed funk, punk, and dub, which...
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Grajaú 434 formed in the Grajaú neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with Leo Cavalcanti on vocals. Their sound mixed funk, punk, and dub, which felt different from what was happening in Brazilian music at the time. The track '315 Funk Punk Dub All Stars' became their breakout, giving them a national audience with its raw energy and a title that pretty much described what they did.
They released albums like 'Grajaú 434' in 2001 and 'Funk Punk Dub All Stars' in 2004. Other songs in their catalog include 'Amor Gostoso,' 'Buraco Negro,' and 'Condimento Especial.' The band's lineup included Rodrigo Tavares on drums, Paulo Moreira on bass, Chico Martins on guitar, and DJ Dolores on turntables.
Their music often touched on social issues, and their approach drew some criticism for blending genres in ways that not everyone approved of. They collaborated with other Brazilian musicians like DJ Nuts and Jorge Du Peixe along the way.
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