Radiosexmachine
Radiosexmachine formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s with Bruno Crocco and Rodrigo Freitas on vocals and lyrics, Maurício Takara on bass and guitar, and...
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Radiosexmachine formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s with Bruno Crocco and Rodrigo Freitas on vocals and lyrics, Maurício Takara on bass and guitar, and Mauricio Fleury on keyboards. They worked in electronic music with an experimental edge, releasing albums like "Popstar" in 2002 and "A Terra É Azul" in 2004.
Their song "A Terra É Azul" gained attention in Brazil around 2004, mixing electronic textures with Brazilian rhythms. Other tracks like "Confusão" and "Íris" show their range within that electro-experimental space. The band's lineup shifted over time, with Takara leaving in 2008 and Freitas departing in 2016, leaving Crocco as the main vocalist.
They kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s with albums such as "Mantra," "Energia," and "Ritual." Their music stayed grounded in that São Paulo electronic scene, avoiding straightforward pop structures for something more layered and open-ended.
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