Ray Trevisan
Ray Trevisan came up in Erechim, a town in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. He started playing guitar and singing early on, drawing from samba and bossa nova. His...
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Ray Trevisan came up in Erechim, a town in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. He started playing guitar and singing early on, drawing from samba and bossa nova. His song 'Foto do Tom' got attention in 2016, though some listeners read the lyrics as dealing with dark themes. The track still became one of his most recognized pieces, along with others like 'T.C.C.' and 'Paz.'
He works with a band that includes drummer Leandro Jacinto, bassist Mauro Dreyer, and guitarist-keyboardist Fabio Pinheiro. They back his vocals with a straightforward, melodic sound. Trevisan has also recorded with Brazilian artists like Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia, and Caetano Veloso.
His first album was self-titled, and he tends to write about love and loss in plain language. There's not much grand narrative here, just a singer from southern Brazil who put out some songs that connected with people.
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