Mateus Ferreira (Reverse)
Mateus Ferreira, who performs as Reverse, grew up on the outskirts of São Paulo. He started writing and performing his own songs early on, drawing from rap...
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Mateus Ferreira, who performs as Reverse, grew up on the outskirts of São Paulo. He started writing and performing his own songs early on, drawing from rap like Tupac Shakur and Brazil's Racionais MC's.
In 2012, he put out his first mixtape, 'Controle Social.' The track 'Rap Controle Social (Sociologia)' connected with listeners for its direct take on social inequality and police violence. His lyrics often deal with racism and other difficult subjects, which has sometimes drawn criticism.
He's worked with other Brazilian rappers including Emicida and Projota. The music stays grounded in the realities he came up around, without softening the edges.
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