Transmissor

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Years Active

2006–Present

Genres

indie rock, pop rock, folk rock, MPB

Instruments

electric guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, piano, ukulele, drums, vocals

Biography

Transmissor is a rock band from Minas Gerais formed in 2006 in Belo Horizonte. The group, which stood out in the national independent scene, is known for its eclectic mix of influences ranging from 60s and 70s English rock, passing through Brazilian music by artists like Clube da Esquina, up to contemporary pop sounds. Throughout its career, the band has released three studio albums: "Sociedade do Crivo Mútuo" (2008), "Nacional" (2011), and "De Lá Não Ando Só" (2014), in addition to collaborating with names like James Valentine, guitarist of Maroon 5, and the Brazilian singer Vander Lee.

The band's lineup features Leonardo Marques (vocals, bass, acoustic guitar, and electric guitar), Thiago Corrêa (vocals, bass, piano, and acoustic guitar), Jennifer Souza (vocals, bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and ukulele), Henrique Matheus (electric guitar and bass), and Pedro Hamdan (drums). The characteristic of having multiple voices and collaborative compositions among all members is one of the distinguishing traits of Transmissor, which seeks to explore sonic diversity and the union of talents.

Transmissor has performed at important festivals in Brazil and abroad, including SXSW in the United States. The band also has a strong connection with other artists from the Minas Gerais and Brazilian scene, having shared the stage with names like Lô Borges, Cícero, Maglore, and Vanguart. In 2026, the band celebrated its 20-year career with a special show in Belo Horizonte, consolidating its relevance in Brazilian music.

Discography

• Sociedade do Crivo Mútuo (2009)
• Nacional (2011)
• De Lá Não Ando Só (2014)