Sunny Dusk
Sunny Dusk was a Brazilian band with Marcos Souza on vocals and guitar, Gabriela Silva on bass, and Rafael Costa on drums. They released three albums between...
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Sunny Dusk was a Brazilian band with Marcos Souza on vocals and guitar, Gabriela Silva on bass, and Rafael Costa on drums. They released three albums between 2015 and 2020: 'Sob o Céu Noturno' in 2015, 'Evolução' in 2017, and 'Liberdade' in 2020.
Their song 'Evolução' drew criticism for its lyrics about social and political inequality, but it also connected with many listeners. In 2018, Marcos Souza faced plagiarism accusations that paused the band's activities until an independent inquiry cleared him.
Musically, they worked with rock, folk, and Brazilian rhythms. Beyond 'Evolução', their catalog includes tracks like 'Tente Esquecer' and 'Tudo Passa'.
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