BLOW RECORDS

BLOW RECORDS has made a mark in the R&B and Funk scene with several standout tracks. One of the fan favorites is “Predador de Perereca,” which showcases catchy rhythms and engaging lyrics. “Malandramente - 1972” is another track that resonates with listeners, bringing a nostalgic vibe that fans appreciate.

Other notable songs include “Na Raba Toma Tapão (1988)” and “Ligou na Madruga (1969),” both of which highlight the group’s unique sound. “Chatuba de Mesquita (1970)” and “Descobri Que Ela é do Job” also stand out in their discography. Tracks like “Vou Te Comer” and “Papin (1980)” further emphasize their diverse style.

“Então Tá, Quando Tu Quiser É Só Me Ligar (1985)” and “Namorar Pra Quê? (1982)” continue to attract attention, showcasing their ability to create music that resonates with many. BLOW RECORDS remains a key player in the genre, and their tracks continue to engage fans across generations.

BLOW RECORDS has recently released their latest album, "THE BLOW STARS, Vol.1 (2024)." This collection showcases a blend of R&B and Funk, marking a new chapter for the artist. The album features tracks that reflect a variety of themes, maintaining a rhythmic and engaging sound.

In addition to the album, BLOW RECORDS has dropped several singles. "O Gringo Recusou Minha Corrente (1955) (2025)" delivers a playful narrative, while "Pow Pow Tey Tey (1980) (2025)" adds a catchy groove. "Namorar Pra Quê? (1982) (2025)" explores relationships with a light-hearted approach, and "Dedo de Gorila (2025)" rounds out the offerings with its distinctive beat. Each track contributes to the artist's evolving style, appealing to both new listeners and long-time fans.

“Predador de Perereca” features a collaboration with MC Jhey, blending distinct rhythms and vocal styles. This track showcases a dynamic interaction, adding depth to BLOW RECORDS' catalog.

In “Malandramente - 1972,” they team up with MC Nego Bam and MC Nandinho, creating a piece that resonates with the funk scene. The collaboration enhances the song’s narrative, illustrating a rich cultural tapestry.

“Na Raba Toma Tapão” brings Niack into the mix, contributing a fresh perspective that complements BLOW RECORDS' sound. Another notable track is “Então Tá, Quando Tu Quiser É Só Me Ligar” with MC Carioca do Sem Terra, highlighting a playful exchange of lyrics and beats.

Lastly, “Como Que Eu Tô?” features MC Kitinho, rounding out these collaborations with a distinct flavor. Each partnership adds to the evolution of BLOW RECORDS, reflecting a commitment to innovation within the genre.