Marcus Abjaud

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Years Active

1991

Genres

brazilian jazz, instrumental, pop, gospel

Instruments

keyboard, piano

Biography

Marcus Abjaud is a renowned keyboardist, musical director, and music producer born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. He began his professional music career at the age of 15, accumulating over three decades of experience in studios and on stages. His versatility has led him to accompany a wide range of artists, from mainstream names like Victor e Léo, Eduardo Costa, and Paula Fernandes, to nationally and internationally renowned musicians such as Léo Gandelman, Mike Moreno, and Toninho Horta.

Throughout his career, Abjaud has also stood out in instrumental music festivals, being one of the winners of the BDMG Instrumental Award in its 14th and 19th editions. He has collaborated with musicians like Marcelo Martins and Daniel Santiago, enriching his portfolio with participations in Brazilian jazz projects and other genres. Currently, alongside his work as a music producer, he dedicates himself to his instrumental project "Religare," performs with singers Wilson Sideral and Eli Soares, and is a member of the house band for the TV show "The Voice" (Rede Globo).

Marcus Abjaud is also recognized for his work as a music educator, offering courses such as "Tecladista Pop" (Pop Keyboardist) and "Harmonia Avançada" (Advanced Harmony), where he shares his vast knowledge acquired over nearly 30 years of career. His music production spans diverse styles, demonstrating his deep understanding of genres such as jazz, bossa nova, samba, and soul, consolidating him as a multifaceted and influential figure in Brazilian music.

Discography

• Rarefeito (2014)
• Religare (2016)
• Religare, Vol. 2 (2021)
• Luna (2024)