DAMATTA comes powerful and incredible in his debut album

DAMATTA, a young suburban girl born and raised in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, brings the roots and essence of true carioca funk to her music. Two years into her career, she is ready to release her first full album-“Pura Putona”. Experiences at dances, her love of funk culture and inspiration from iconic artists such as MC Carol, Deize Tigrona and EGDG artists and collaborations (speaking of the collective here in one sentence?) have shaped her art of she.

Who is DAMATA?

DAMATTA is the voice of the suburbs, an artist who honors her roots and brings to light the reality and experiences of Rio de Janeiro’s youth. Her talent and authenticity have won over a loyal audience, who are eagerly awaiting the release of “Pura Putona”. The album was made available on the 28th and is available on major streaming platforms.

An album with purpose and musical diversity

In “Pura Putona”, DAMATTA sets out to break taboos and talk about subjects considered forbidden by many. With courage and authenticity, her lyrics address topics such as sex, female bodies and female pleasure, seeking to demystify and empower women’s intimate experiences.

The album features a variety of musical styles, always maintaining the essence of carioca funk.

Collaborations and production in the foreground

In “Pura Putona”, DAMATTA is not alone. The album features special collaborations from artists such as Larinhx and Natalhãowho share their experiences in Rio, further enriching the narrative and musical identity of the project in the song “Ele no plantão”.

The production and completion of the album is signed by Arielo, the result is a collection of songs that promise to make the audience dance and identify with the stories told by DAMATTA.

An art that breaks down barriers

The album cover, created by talented artist Layse Almeida with creative direction by Leticia Ribeiro, conveys a message of lightness and power. DAMATTA wants to break the stigmas and prejudices associated with the theme addressed in the album, and the cover is an artistic representation that reflects this intention.

A new phase for DAMATTA

“Pura Putona” marks a new phase in DAMATTA’s career, projecting her into the spotlight in the carioca funk scene, the underground scene. With its bold lyrics and infectious beats, the album is sure to leave its mark.

Source: Terra

Earl

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