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JGN
JGN started as John Gordo and the Nerds, taking their name from a character on a Portuguese sketch show. Their first album 'O Enigma' arrived in 2018,...
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JGN started as John Gordo and the Nerds, taking their name from a character on a Portuguese sketch show.
Their first album 'O Enigma' arrived in 2018, followed by 'O Mundo É um Labirinto' in 2020. The music mixed hip-hop, rock, and electronic elements, though the group's focus remained on lyrics that questioned social norms and explored feelings of alienation.
João Gordo fronts the band, handling vocals and writing most of their material. They came together in Lisbon's underground scene after another hip-hop group dissolved, though the exact lineup beyond Gordo isn't detailed in what's available.
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