Sain

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

2007

Genres

hip hop, rap, mpb

Instruments

vocals, producer

Biography

Stephan Affini Peixoto, more commonly known as Sain, is a Brazilian rapper, beatmaker, and lyricist born in Rio de Janeiro in 1993. He is recognized as "Mr. Slow Flow" in the national rap scene. Sain's musical journey began at a young age, participating in his first recording at 11 years old with his father, Marcelo D2. He co-founded the rap group Start Rap in 2007 and later, in 2015, co-founded the label Pirâmide Perdida with El Lif Beats and Akira Presidente. His debut solo work, "Doses de Adrenalina," was released in 2017, and since then, he has gained significant recognition in both national and international music scenes. Sain's music is characterized by a fusion of classic hip-hop beats with modern elements and Brazilian rhythms, often addressing social and political issues.

Sain's discography includes albums such as "Doses de Adrenalina" (2017), "Slow Flow" (2019), and "KTT ZOO" (2023), which has garnered over 29 million streams. He has also released EPs like "HIGHBOYZ" (2024) in collaboration with rapper Febem. His popular tracks include "Poetas no Topo 2" (with Orochi, FBC, and Froid), "Menage a Trois" (with WC no Beat, Bk, and MC Maneirinho), "Castelos & Ruinas" (with Bk), and "Eu Ja Sabia" (with Marcelo D2). His work has accumulated over 100 million streams across digital platforms, with a substantial monthly listenership on Spotify. Sain's artistic versatility is evident in his ability to blend various hip-hop styles and subgenres, making him a notable figure in contemporary Brazilian hip-hop.

Beyond his music career, Sain made his television debut in 2022, starring in the Amazon series "Amar é para os Fortes," an adaptation of Marcelo D2's transmedia work, where he portrayed the character "Sinistro." Sain continues to be a significant creative force in rap, known for his technical skill, emotional depth, and unique perspective. His collaborations with artists like Marcelo D2, Bk, and Orochi highlight his standing within the Brazilian hip-hop community.