Mdee May
Mdee May was a band from Rio de Janeiro that formed in the late 2000s. Their name comes from a Portuguese phrase meaning 'rich girl,' which set a tone for...
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Mdee May was a band from Rio de Janeiro that formed in the late 2000s. Their name comes from a Portuguese phrase meaning 'rich girl,' which set a tone for some of their work. They're best known for the song 'Vadia Rica,' which came out in 2009 and became their breakout track.
The band's music mixed electronic and pop sounds with Brazilian folk elements, though they didn't release much material. They put out an EP called 'The Good Feeling' in 2009 and a self-titled album in 2010. Their lyrics sometimes stirred discussion, particularly around the use of certain Portuguese terms.
Mdee May's lineup included vocalist Vanda Jackson, producer Nicolas Jaar, and artist Pierre Huyghe. They didn't stay active for long, but 'Vadia Rica' remains what most people remember them for.
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