MC Jayne
MC Jayne is a Brazilian artist known for her song "Isto É Life (part. Aly Tracks)." Her music often mixes hip-hop, funk, and samba, with lyrics that touch on...
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MC Jayne is a Brazilian artist known for her song "Isto É Life (part. Aly Tracks)." Her music often mixes hip-hop, funk, and samba, with lyrics that touch on social issues and women's experiences. One track called "Feminista" stirred some debate about gender roles when it came out.
She has worked with other musicians like Aly Tracks, who produced "Isto É Life," and has also collaborated with Chico Buarque and the group Cone Crew Diretoria. Her albums include "Rimas e Melodias" from 2015, "Ninguém É de Ninguém" from 2017, and "Foi Tudo Pensado" from 2020.
MC Jayne has won some awards, including an MTV Video Music Brazil Award for Best Hip-Hop Music Video and a Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira for Best Female Artist.
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