Tó Brandileone

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years active

2007

Genres

mpb, pop, jazz, indie rock

Instruments

violão, voz

Biography

Tó Brandileone is a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, and music producer from São Paulo, born in 1986. Since 2007, he has stood out in the Brazilian music scene for his versatility and for being part of various projects, such as the collective 5 a Seco. His music is a fusion of traditional Brazilian styles with jazz and contemporary pop, characterized by an approach without borders or ties. This sound has led him to perform on major stages across Brazil and Europe, captivating diverse audiences in jazz clubs, theaters, and pop/rock and Brazilian music festivals.

In addition to his solo career, which already features albums like "Eu Sou Outro" (2016) and "Ontem Hoje Amanhã" (2013), Tó Brandileone is recognized for his work with the group 5 a Seco, formed in 2009. With the collective, he released albums such as "Ao Vivo no Auditório Ibirapuera" (2011) and "Policromo" (2015). His work as a musician goes beyond composition and performance, also encompassing the music production of new artists on the Brazilian scene and the creation of original soundtracks for films and plays.

Throughout his career, Tó Brandileone has shared the stage and partnerships with renowned Brazilian artists, such as Ivan Lins, Lenine, Chico César, and Maria Gadú. His work is marked by a constant search for new sounds and the ability to move between different musical genres, consolidating him as a relevant name in contemporary Brazilian popular music.