Marcio Novelli
Marcio Novelli is a singer from São Paulo, Brazil. He started performing in local bars as a teenager. In 2015, a cover of John Lennon's 'Imagine' he posted...
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Marcio Novelli is a singer from São Paulo, Brazil. He started performing in local bars as a teenager. In 2015, a cover of John Lennon's 'Imagine' he posted online led to a deal with Universal Music. His debut single 'Better' came out the next year and got some attention, though it also brought accusations of plagiarism that he denied. He put out an album called 'Better' in 2016 and another one, 'Love & Light', in 2019.
His songs like 'Break Me' and 'Naked' have a soulful, introspective feel. He's worked with Brazilian artists Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso. Novelli's music doesn't fit neatly into one style, but it carries traces of the Bossa Nova and Samba he grew up hearing in São Paulo.
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