The Djohn
The Djohn formed in São Paulo in 2015, starting as a trio with Lucas Macedo on vocals, Diego Alvim on guitar, and Rodrigo Júnior on drums. Their sound mixed...
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The Djohn formed in São Paulo in 2015, starting as a trio with Lucas Macedo on vocals, Diego Alvim on guitar, and Rodrigo Júnior on drums. Their sound mixed funk, hip-hop, and Brazilian rhythms, and they built a following in the local scene. In 2020, keyboardist Gabriel Lopes joined the group, rounding out their lineup.
They released albums like 'Sintonia Perfeita' in 2017, 'O Som do Povo' in 2019, and 'Expresso 2222' in 2021. Their lyrics often carried social and political commentary, which drew both support and criticism from listeners. Songs like 'Apenas Um Flow' and 'Dois-0-Um-7' became well-known tracks in their catalog.
The band's music resonated with many in Brazil, particularly younger audiences who connected with their themes. While their output wasn't massive, they maintained a steady presence through the late 2010s and into the early 2020s with their releases and live performances.
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