Latin groove meets hip hop&pop

Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?

A: I started my career in 2016 with a home studio, producing music for my high school friends. Shortly after, I went professional and opened my own studio. In 2018, I trained in some of the biggest studios in Brazil, attending workshops, including one with Rick Bonadio, Brazil’s top music producer. In 2019, I studied Music Production and Audio Engineering at Belas Artes, a prestigious arts university in São Paulo, while immersing myself in the city’s vibrant music culture. During the pandemic, I worked with artists worldwide, especially in Puerto Rico, where I deepened my expertise in Reggaeton. In 2023, I produced a track for Spinardi, a member of one of the most iconic rap groups in Brazil. That same year, we launched what is now the largest production company and music label in our state. We expanded our operations and now collaborate with some of Brazil’s top producers, including Caio Passos. In 2025, I mixed several hits that are yet to be released.