Zebu

Origin

São José dos Campos, SP

Years Active

2015–presente

Genres

pop, arrocha, trap, carioca funk, future bass

Instruments

Ableton Live, guitar, CDJ

Biography

Guilherme Santos Pereira, artistically known as Zebu, is a Brazilian music producer and DJ born in São José dos Campos, São Paulo, on November 29, 1993. His music career began in 2015, and he quickly stood out in the national pop scene, becoming one of the most sought-after producers in the music industry. Zebu is known for his ability to move across various musical genres, such as pop, arrocha, trap, carioca funk, and future bass, bringing an innovative sound to both established and emerging artists.

His first notable works included electronic versions of country hits, and in 2016, his remix of the song "Medo Bobo", originally by the duo Maiara & Maraisa and in partnership with singer Jão, achieved great popularity, appearing among Spotify's global viral tracks. This visibility propelled him to collaborate with several heavyweights of Brazilian music, consolidating his reputation as a versatile and talented producer.

Currently, Zebu is part of the Brabo Music Team producer squad, alongside names like Maffalda and Rodrigo Gorky. He is recognized for his contribution to albums by artists such as Pabllo Vittar and Luísa Sonza, in addition to singles by Anitta, MC Zaac, and Tyga. His work is marked by the fusion of global pop references with national rhythms, seeking to create a unique identity for Brazilian pop. In 2020, he released his first solo EP, "ZB1", further exploring his sonic experimentations.