Brazilian Girls

For almost three decades, Brazilian Girls has performed an eclectic blend of electronic, dance, and world music that melds multicultural sounds from tango to cumbia to punk rock, with hints of dub, jazz, and lounge. Over the years, their recordings have built a worldwide fanbase, received a Grammy nomination, and led to sold-out shows at top venues around the globe with captivating live performances that made the avant garde accessible. In 2025, the band steps into a new era of music and performances. Currently comprised of founding members Jesse Murphy (bass, vocals), Didi Gutman (keyboards, vocals), and Aaron Johnston (percussion, vocals), Brazilian Girls continues to explore new depths of globally infused electronic music and revolutionize the live concert experience. When the band members come together, they innately craft a sound that’s recognizably Brazilian Girls, yet free flowing enough to constantly push boundaries, evolving the definition of what that sound should be. It’s free-spirited, yet locked in. At its heart, the collective creates music that is imbued with the lifeblood of NYC, where the band formed in 2003, originally with former lead singer Sabina Sciubba. Their new music maintains these roots as a melting pot infused with relentless rhythm. It's fun. It’s a little sexy. But there’s an undeniable depth driven by high-caliber musicianship and genre-bending sound.