There are few musicians who are able to give a disenchanted but still appealing and rhythmic perspective of Brazil. One of the most original of them is Emicida.

The Sao Paulo born and bred MC has grown up, polished and mellowed his sound and approached more traditional influences, but his tongue remains as sharp as ever.

On the 21^st of July, he’ll be back in London (Kamio), one year after his Walthamstow Garden Party performance, and will excite the audience once again with his blend of hip-hop, urban beats, forrò, samba, maracatú and his outspoken, but expressive ability to create a genuine bond with his listeners in a matter of seconds.

Don’t miss the chance to experience and relate to a down-to-earth but inspiring version of Brazil, its present state and its unforgettable sound.

Album Review: Emicida – About Kids, Hips, Nightmares, and Homework [Sterns Music, 24th June 2016]

Inspired by a trip to Africa, Emicida (a play on MC and homicide), has released the album About Kids, Hips, Nightmares, and Homework. On it, he collaborates with African musicians such as Kaku Alves, for many years Césaria Évora’s guitarist, and Angolan semba player Joao Morgado. Brazilian music celebrities Caetano…

Artists: Emicida