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Studio Baile
Studio Baile formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998, with Rubinho Jacob on vocals. Their sound pulled from samba, funk, and rock, and they put out a debut album in...
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Studio Baile formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998, with Rubinho Jacob on vocals. Their sound pulled from samba, funk, and rock, and they put out a debut album in 2001. Things picked up in 2005 with the album 'Basta Você Mudar.' The title track became a hit, an anthem about self-empowerment that got people moving.
They kept releasing albums like 'Nada a Perder' in 2008 and '#VemPraRua' in 2013. The band's lineup settled with Jacob, Bigu on guitar, Hélio Flanders on bass, Edu Ribeiro on drums, and Marcos Diniz on keyboards. They put out another record, 'A Vida É um Baile,' in 2018.
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