JG Lisboa
JG Lisboa is a musical collective from Lisbon, Portugal, led by vocalist Jorge Garcia. Their sound draws from the city's African Quarter, where Cape Verdean...
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JG Lisboa is a musical collective from Lisbon, Portugal, led by vocalist Jorge Garcia. Their sound draws from the city's African Quarter, where Cape Verdean and Angolan rhythms mix with Portuguese traditions. The group's 2021 debut album included the track 'A Chuva (Prod. Bhstudio),' which became a local favorite.
Their music blends Afrobeat and jazz with Portuguese melodic elements, creating something that felt fresh in Lisbon's scene. Another song, 'A Tendência da Margem,' shows how they work with these different influences without forcing them together. The band includes vocalist Joana Castro and musician André Sousa alongside Garcia.
Early on, some listeners weren't sure what to make of their hybrid approach, but they kept at it. They're part of a generation of Lisbon artists who grew up hearing multiple musical languages in their neighborhoods and decided to play them all.
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