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Mussa
Mussa formed in 2014 when Rafael Beraldo, Rodrigo Carneiro, and Fábio Elias started playing together. Their name comes from a creature in Brazilian folklore,...
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Mussa formed in 2014 when Rafael Beraldo, Rodrigo Carneiro, and Fábio Elias started playing together. Their name comes from a creature in Brazilian folklore, which gives a hint about their approach to music.
They got more attention in 2017 with the song "Travis Escort (part. Kant)," which has a haunting, electronic feel. That same year they put out their first album, "Astronaut." Other tracks like "Stonks" and "Tóxico" show their mix of electronic and pop elements.
Beraldo handles vocals and lyrics, Carneiro plays guitar, and Elias is on drums. They've kept at it without changing their sound much, even when some listeners found it too experimental.
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