Supla - Topic

Supla is a Brazilian musician who started his career at a young age, being signed by CBS (Epic) with his band Tokyo. He was awarded a gold record for his recording of the hit song Garota De Berlim, along with his collaborator, punk icon Nina Hagen. Since then, Supla has never slowed down. He has released 8 solo albums, one with his New York based metal punk hard core band Psycho 69, which had the honor of being the opening act for the Ramones on their farewell tour of Brazil. Supla’s next project was the Brothers of Brazil, a duet with his brother on acoustic guitar and Supla on drums. They called their music punkanova a style that was a mix of punk and bossa nova. The brothers signed with SideOneDummy Records and toured extensively, playing at festivals such as: Warped Tour, Bamboozle, Rock in Rio, Lollapalooza, along with touring European, and booking several appearances at events in Portugal.

Never satisfied with only one outlet for the music that is constantly running through his head, Supla built a band to back him to specifically perform the harder sound that his longtime fans were asking for.