Julio Secchin

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Genres

indie funk, MPB, brazilian funk, brazilian alternative music

Instruments

voice

Biography

Julio Senra Secchin was born in Rio de Janeiro on July 17, 1987. Initially working as a music video director, he came into contact with the new generation of MPB and Brazilian alternative music, interacting closely with artists such as the singer Silva. This proximity to the musical environment encouraged him to belatedly begin his own career as a singer, when he was close to 30 years old.

As a solo artist, Julio Secchin began mixing different sonic branches, creating what he himself calls "plush funk", a style characterized by the fusion of the smoothness of Brazilian funk and the melodic harmony of MPB. He stood out on the internet with successful releases like "Bote", "Festa de Adeus" and "Eu vacilei na primeira regra do rolê", besides achieving great repercussion on Spotify with the single "Jovem" in 2020.

Throughout his trajectory, the singer also collaborated with other names from the contemporary scene, such as the songwriter Maria Luiza Jobim, granddaughter of Tom Jobim, with whom he composed the track "Meu amor". Consolidating his discography, he released his second studio album in 2023, titled Erupçando, accompanied by the single and music video for "Meus Boletos".

Discography

• FESTA DE ADEUS (2019)
• Erupçando (2023)