Caê Rolfsen

Origin

Araraquara, SP

Also known as

Caê

Years Active

2012–Present

Genres

MPB, samba, pop, rock, reggae, afrobeat

Instruments

vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, organ, mellotron, programming, percussion, saxophone, flute

Biography

Caê Rolfsen is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist born in Araraquara, São Paulo. He began his musical journey in childhood, learning to play the acoustic guitar and composing his first songs at age 13. His musical training includes acoustic guitar studies at the Tatuí Conservatory and a degree in Music from FASM, in addition to having studied composition with Arrigo Barnabé. His career has been marked by a deep immersion in diverse sounds, exploring dialogues between Brazilian, African, and Jamaican music.

Throughout his career, Caê Rolfsen has accompanied renowned Brazilian music artists such as Elza Soares, Paulinho da Viola, and Paulo Moura, which contributed to his artistic maturation and deepening in different musical genres. His original work is recognized for its originality and fusion of rhythms, creating a sound that moves between pop, samba, reggae, and African influences, such as ijexá and afrobeat.

His second album, "A Nave de Odé" (2016), is a milestone in his discography, where he fully assumes the roles of producer, arranger, and instrumentalist, demonstrating a remarkable command of his skills. The album explores a rich sonic tapestry, combining rhythmic and melodic elements from various origins, resulting in a cohesive and innovative work. The special guest appearance by Juçara Marçal on "Zambê" further enriches the album, consolidating Caê Rolfsen as a versatile and highly expressive artist in the Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Estação Sé (2012)