Matheus von Krüger

Origin

Salvador, BA

Also known as

Matheus VK, Matheus Von Krüger de Freitas

Years Active

2008

Genres

MPB, brazilian

Instruments

vocal, acoustic guitar

Biography

Born in Salvador, Bahia, Matheus von Krüger's musical journey is deeply rooted in the diverse cultural landscape of Brazil. His family's origins in Minas Gerais and his subsequent life in Rio de Janeiro have all contributed to a rich tapestry of influences that are evident in his work. Von Krüger began his musical career in 2008 with the release of his album "Outros tempos," which featured collaborations with notable Brazilian artists such as Danilo Caymmi and Jaques Morelenbaum.

His discography includes several significant releases, such as the album "MVK" (2010), produced by Alê Siqueira and Rafael Gryner, which led to the live DVD "Durantes" (2012). Von Krüger's music is often characterized as MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), blending elements of samba, forró, and other Brazilian rhythms. He has also explored thematic projects, including a tribute album to Dorival Caymmi titled "Dorival," as part of the Quarteto Primo project with his cousins.

Matheus von Krüger's artistic expression is marked by a profound connection to Brazilian culture and a commitment to authentic songwriting. His work, including albums like "Vagalume" (2014) and the EP "Fervo" (2020), showcases his evolution as a singer-songwriter. He has also participated in cultural events, such as leading the bloco Fogo e Paixão during Carnival and composing for the bloco Bangalafumenga, further cementing his presence in the vibrant Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Outros Tempos (2008)
• MVK (2010)