MusicFebem reflects on BELOW THE RADAR, BRIME! and reveals partnership with SainIn BELOW THE RADAR, Febem addresses worldly issues and manages to make an album that lives up to the already classic BRIME!, made with CESRV and Fleezustoday at 1:25 PM

On an album with worldly themes, easily identifiable lyrics and a unique sound, Febem brought one of the best rap albums of 2024, titled BELOW THE RADARand managed to repeat the same dose of quality BRIME!one of the main contemporary works of the genre, whether in sound or visual identity.

Including, both BELOW THE RADAR as BRIME! had the same effect of, soon after the release, already bringing a classic feeling to the career of Felipe Desiderio. During an interview with Rolling Stone Brazilhe celebrated the current moment in his career and recalled some of the highlights of his career.

Second Febem, BELOW THE RADAR was made based on everything that happens in life, everyday life. “I believe that a lot of rap music that comes out has a bit of everything,” he stated. “That’s why those who love listening to it identify with it almost 100%, and this album was no different. Maybe it was my work in which I put this load the most.”

Throughout the songs, studio albums and EPs, one of the main collaborators of Febem he was CESRVan artist he met between 2015 and 2016 and who was extremely important in the most recent album: “He added and adds a lot, nowadays I have a great idea of ​​what to do in the studio thanks to him, he gave me the freedom to be a co-producer in everything we’ve done in these almost 10 years.”

Another important partnership of CESRV with Febem was in the BRIME!which was also done by Fleezus and quickly gained notoriety throughout Brazil and the world. Even with only six tracks, the EP became a landmark in the trajectory of the three artists and Brazilian rap.

It was like a solar eclipse, everyone stopped to watch. Both here in Brazil and abroad. I don’t think we even knew we had this power, we were just three friends having fun. We created a monster. [risos]a cool monster.

Furthermore, he has already promised a partnership that will be a turning point in his career: a collaborative work with Sain, son of Marcelo D2 and rapper of songs such as “Vivência Maldita,” Dispiei,” “Rosas e Rimas” and “Aquelas Coisas Mais Pra Frente.”

It was a four-year hiatus without releasing an album – something that Febem doesn’t want to repeat himself – but the rapper is already reaping the rewards of this great work. “People are already singing the songs from the new album as if it were a classic. There is also a feeling of taking another step in his career, both on stage and behind the scenes, with his team and everything that comes with being an artist.

See, I’m even giving an interview to Rolling Stone [risos].