Lui Muritiba
Lui Muritiba formed the band in 2008, drawing on Afro-Brazilian rhythms as a starting point. Their debut album 'Voo Rasante' came out in 2010, with the title...
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Lui Muritiba formed the band in 2008, drawing on Afro-Brazilian rhythms as a starting point. Their debut album 'Voo Rasante' came out in 2010, with the title track becoming something of an anthem. The group's lineup includes Lui Muritiba on vocals and guitar, Dani Black on bass, Felipe Pacheco on drums, Arthur Aguiar on keyboards, and DJ Caique on turntables.
They followed up with 'A Terra É Redonda' in 2013 and 'Isqueiro na Mão' in 2018, working reggae, funk, and electronic elements into their sound. Songs like 'Brilhaê' and 'Sufoco' show how their music has evolved while keeping that rhythmic foundation.
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