Jezz Wit
Jezz Wit is a Brazilian quartet from São Luís. Their 2018 song 'Basta Acreditar' became something of an anthem for listeners, with its straightforward message...
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Jezz Wit is a Brazilian quartet from São Luís. Their 2018 song 'Basta Acreditar' became something of an anthem for listeners, with its straightforward message about perseverance. The group includes Jezz Lobo on lead vocals and guitar, Igor Ribeiro on guitar and vocals, Fernando Júnior on bass, and Alexandre Pereira on drums.
Their music pulls from pop, rock, and reggae, built around themes of self-empowerment and chasing dreams. Other tracks like 'Fonte do Amor' and 'Só Jesus' follow a similar vein. They've released a few albums, including their self-titled record in 2020 and 'Sonhos' in 2022.
Like many independent acts, they've dealt with financial constraints and some skepticism about their style. They kept at it, building a loyal fan base with energetic performances and accessible melodies. Their work doesn't try to reinvent anything; it's just direct, hopeful music for people who want that.
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