Musicjanvi and Alra Alves release ‘Dawn’, ode to resistance in rap

“I’m not playing the towel anytime soon.” It is with this statement that the rapper Janvi presents your new single, “Dawn”a track that carries the weight of its trajectory and the brightness of a new cycle. Natural from Foz do Iguaçu, Janvi joins forces with also rapper Alra Alves to release a song that anticipates its first album, ComeSerexpected to leave the label Central Records. The launch is more than a sound preview: it is a manifesto of resilience, reunion with itself and artistic affirmation in a scene still marked by inequalities.

The sound of “Dawn” Dip into the roots of jazz, soul and funk, elements that intertwine with rap on a boombap base that unfolds into trap layers and careful harmonies. The musical production signed by Rich manzano and Safe It proposes a fusion between electronic and organic, with instruments such as trumpet, saxophone and bass adding texture and depth. To Janvithe track represents a turning point on your journey. During the disorder’s restructuring process, the artist met Alra Alves In the studio, and the connection between the two was immediate. The meeting served as a creative catalyst and allowed the artist to explore paths still little traveled in the Brazilian rap, while honoring the protagonism of national music.

The story of Janvi It goes far beyond music. MC, beatmaker, skateboarder and cultural producer, she is also the founder of the collective MUAMBERAS CREWfocused on female skateboard in your hometown. In 2023, it began the Labvasseran initiative that emerged as an extension of the album and became a multicultural platform aimed at experimenting for women and the LGBTQIA+community. Today, the laboratory connects more than 90 artists in an active network, promoting meetings between hip-hop, fashion, art, technology and skateboarding focused on emancipation and collective innovation.

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