El Macaquito Sound System
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Don't make a mistake with the avatar above. The music of El Macaquito is entirely provocative and dirty. The project is result from ghetto and its sound blends hip-hop, bass, electronic and brazilian rap. All tracks with themes involving insanity, riot, policy, eroticism, human behavior, retro, futurism and sci-fi. The result is a funk carioca sofisticated, but few hits at the slums of the Rio. To produce, he use laptop, sampler, vinyl and keyboard. Behind nickname El Macaquito, Romulo Castor also produce other bass-heavy rhythms like Jungle, Dance Hall and Gabber.
Why this name?
soccer -> goalkeeper -> error -> Macaco Branco -> macaquito -> el macaquito -> music -> team -> sound system -> EL MACAQUITO SOUND SYSTEM
Do you play live?
Rio de Janeiro
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
$$ incoming with live acts, shows
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Why not?
Band History:
El Macaquito is entirely provocative and dirty. The project is result from ghetto and its sound blends hip-hop, bass, electronic and brazilian rap. All tracks with themes involving insanity, riot, policy, eroticism, human behavior, retro, futurism and sci-fi. The result is a funk carioca sofisticated, but few hits at the slums of the Rio. To produce, he use laptop, sampler, vinyl and keyboard. Behind nickname El Macaquito, Romulo Castor also produce other bass-heavy rhythms like Jungle, Dance Hall and Gabber.
Your influences?
Family, Zulu Nation, Kraftwerk, Afrika Bambaataa, Scratch-D (Dynamix II), Tony Butler, Arthur Baker, John Robie, Techno Bass Crew, DXJ, Malcolm X, Fernanda Abreu, Run DMC, Titãs, 808 State, RPM, roxanne wars, Equipes de Som cariocas, Chemical Brothers, Tim Maia, Ivan Lins, Legião Urbana, Goldie, LTJ Buken, Hip Hop nacional and all the DJs, producers and MCs.
Favorite spot?
Rio de Janeiro
Equipment used:
Laptop, Keyboard, Sampler, Electronic drums
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