JayTee Mc´s
JayTee Mc's came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s with a sound that mixed Brazilian rhythms with funk and hip-hop. Their debut album 'Quem Não Vai Dançar?'...
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JayTee Mc's came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s with a sound that mixed Brazilian rhythms with funk and hip-hop. Their debut album 'Quem Não Vai Dançar?' from 1998 gave them an early hit with the same name, and tracks like 'Aglomerô' and 'Dama do Gueto' kept that energy going.
Tião fronted the group, which included Tico on drums and Leandro on bass. Their lyrics often touched on social issues, which drew some criticism but also connected with listeners who appreciated that directness.
They kept putting out music that worked on dance floors while saying something about where they were from. Songs like 'Jundiaí Representando' and 'Papel de Troxa' showed how they could make people move without leaving the neighborhood behind.
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