Ra-iv
Ra-iv formed in 2019 with Roger Vanini on vocals and guitar, Andreia Dias on vocals and keyboards, and Felipe Rodrigues handling bass and electronics. Their...
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Ra-iv formed in 2019 with Roger Vanini on vocals and guitar, Andreia Dias on vocals and keyboards, and Felipe Rodrigues handling bass and electronics. Their debut album "Início, Meio e Fim" came out that same year, though it got mixed reviews from critics who weren't sure what to make of their approach.
They followed up in 2021 with "O Começo do Fim," which included the track "Você Não É Mais o Mesmo." That song became something of an anthem for people thinking about personal change. Other songs like "O Jogo Vai Começar" and "O Perigo Vem De Farda" show their interest in themes that go beyond straightforward pop.
Their sound pulls from different places, some ambient textures, some post-punk edges, bits of Brazilian folklore, but it doesn't settle neatly into one category. That blend has found listeners who want something that feels both fresh and a little introspective.
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