Son d' Play

Genres

rap, hip hop, trap, reggaeton

Instruments

turntables

Biography

Son d' Play was a Brazilian musical project that gained prominence in the national rap and hip hop scene. The group was formed by Hungria Hip Hop, Chacall, and DJ Mixer, and together they released the album "Bem Vindo Ao Meu Club" in 2011. The project explored a sound that blended rap with elements of trap, hip hop, and reggaeton, seeking to take the genre to a broader audience.

The trio Son d' Play is known for singles like "Viva a Bagaceira", "Apaga a Luz", "Rei do Cabaré", and "De Aro 20". Despite their success, the project was short-lived, with the end of the trio being announced even before the release of some planned music videos. Chacall, one of the members, passed away prematurely in 2014 at the age of 24, as a victim of cardiac arrest.

Even with the end of the project and the loss of one of its members, Son d' Play left its mark on Brazilian music, with songs that are still remembered and listened to on digital platforms. The group's legacy lies in its boldness in experimenting with sounds and in its contribution to the national rap scene during a period of great effervescence.