Leo Fazio

Described by NPR Music as a musician who makes "brilliant experimental sounds, with a knack for pushing the envelope on eccentric and electrifying spins of traditional Brazilian music", Leo Fazio (São Paulo, 1992) is a non-binary artist who works across a broad spectrum of experimental music idioms.
Begining their music journey with the tropical-psychedelic band <a href="spotify:artist:42iyAqFWBz3IyBJ83fsxxG" data-name="Molodoys">Molodoys</a>, Leo now has a solid solo career.
In 2017, they released their first solo work, the EP &#34;Três Por 1 Real&#34;. Their first album, Sangue Pisado &amp; A Música do Século XXI, was described as a &#34;classic of the 21st century&#34; by Portuguese newspaper Jornal Público. In 2022, Leo released the album Paranoia, featuring Luiz Caldas, Dieguito Reis, Alice Marcone, Marina Mole, Lau e Eu, Marcelle, Gabrielle Joie, among others.
Their most recent project is the group called <a href="spotify:artist:2ByymM3uny2kFeYfpcsrOU" data-name="Naculudu">Naculudu</a>, which just released their first album
Leo Fazio is also an actor, visual artist, AI explorer, 3D and VFX artist visual artist and game developer.