Carola is an electronic music artist who, over more than a decade-long career, has become one of the leading names in the Brazilian scene.
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Known for her powerful performances and distinctive sonic identity, she has taken the stage at major festivals including Tomorrowland Belgium, Rock in Rio, Lollapalooza Brazil and Chicago, EDC Las Vegas, and Coachella.
Her productions have surpassed 100 million streams and led to a historic performance at the NFL’s first international game in São Paulo. In 2024, she toured over 30 cities across the US and Canada with Sofi Tukker, and in 2025, collaborated with Fatboy Slim on a new version of ‘Ya Mama’.
To celebrate the release of her new EP ‘Hear Yourself’ on HE.SHE.THEY., Carola shares 10 essential underground tracks that reflect the richness of Brazil’s electronic sound.
1. DJ Marky – LK
“‘LK’ is one of my all-time favorite tracks, and DJ Marky is one of my biggest inspirations. I truly admire how he took the sample from Toquinho and Jorge Ben and turned it into something fresh and timeless, a piece that still inspires me today.”
2. L_cio & K_ri – Construção
“The version of ‘Construção’ by L_cio and K_ri is one of my all-time favorite tracks. They brilliantly transformed Chico Buarque’s poetry and intensity into a modern, captivating dance floor experience. It’s one of those songs that doesn’t just leave an impression, it changes you.”
3. Renato Cohen – Suddenly Funk
“‘Suddenly Funk’ is one of my favorite tracks by Renato Cohen. The way he effortlessly blends Funk, House, Disco, and Techno makes it absolutely irresistible—a track that can make any dance floor come alive.”
4. Joyce Muniz – Glass Mistress
“‘Glass Mistress’ is my favorite track by Joyce Muniz. Its mesmerizing synths, driving basslines, electro influences, and textured vocals create a fully immersive experience, highlighting her remarkable musical maturity and artistry.”
5. Fernanda Abreu – SLA Radical Dance Disco Club
“‘SLA Radical Dance Disco Club’ by Fernanda Abreu reshaped Brazilian pop. Fusing dance, disco, and electronic elements, the entire album, not just the title track, delivered an innovative sound nearly 35 years ago, firmly establishing Fernanda as a true visionary in music.”
6. Paulete Lindacelva & Gabto – Rebelde Sabichona
“‘Rebelde Sabichona’ is a track released in 2025 by Paulete Lindacelva in collaboration with Gabto. Featured on the album Onda Verde from Rádio Na Manteiga, the song shines with its inventive blend of electronic elements and Brazilian musical influences, creating a sound that is both unique and deeply captivating.”
7. Trallez – Ladies & Gentlemen
“‘Ladies & Gentlemen’ is a track with unforgettable vocals and an irresistible groove that makes you want to dance. I’ve been playing this track a lot, and the crowd’s reaction is absolutely amazing!”
8. Camila – Tell Us
“What stands out most in Camila’s track are the drums and the vocals! Both crafted with incredible taste. I’ve been playing this track nonstop since receiving the promo, and the way the crowd throws themselves into it every time proves just how irresistible it is.”
9. Gui Boratto – Mutante (Rita Lee – Remix)
“Gui Boratto, one of the most iconic figures in Brazilian electronic music, crafted my all-time favorite track. I’m a huge fan of Rita Lee, and this Mutantes remix is something I listen to almost every day and love to close my sets with. It’s a deeply emotional and soulful track, with a truly unique sound you won’t hear anywhere else.”
10. Gabss – Dynamite
“‘Dynamite’ is a track that stands out in my sets and couldn’t be missing from this playlist. Gabss is one of my favorite artists today: all of his tracks have personality, and it’s amazing to follow such a young artist with such a solid sound.”
Carola’s ‘Hear Yourself’ is out now on HE.SHE.THEY. Records. Stream and download here.
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