J-Kazz
J-Kazz formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2005 with MC Koringa on vocals and DJ Deco producing. They worked with guitarist Paulinho Guitarra and bassist Nino...
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J-Kazz formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2005 with MC Koringa on vocals and DJ Deco producing. They worked with guitarist Paulinho Guitarra and bassist Nino Brown, making Brazilian funk that drew from the city's streets. Their songs like 'Anda Mala (Remix)' and 'Dejame Enamorarte' have straightforward beats and lyrics that connect with local listeners.
They put out albums including Vai Passar Mal in 2008 and Tudo de Novo in 2017. The 2018 track 'Anda Mala (Remix)' got attention for its simple, repeating rhythm and became one of their better-known songs. Other tracks like 'Dilo' and 'No Vuelvas Conmigo' follow a similar pattern of direct funk production.
Some of their material touched on neighborhood life and drew mixed reactions, but they kept recording through the 2010s. The music doesn't try to complicate the funk carioca template, it's functional, rhythmic, and made for movement rather than overthinking.
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