Saulo Oliveira S.

Despite having the style and the magnetic persona of a traditional rock legend, even plunged in this aura of a '60s-era Hollywood star, Saulo Oliveira S. could only have emerged from the internet momentum.

The spirit of a mythological reputation, (that would only grow shrouded in mystery in the years to come), began to move over the waters after a social media page, in 2006, made him known by publicizing his talent with a harmonica. Although the then twelve-year-old became an instant phenomenon, he only playing the instrument on his debut album <a href="spotify:album:1LiBe3E9cIOZlZdawR5Bt3" data-name="Wild Horizon">Wild Horizon</a>.

The 2020 studio album encapsulates a plethora of elements that had been previously tested by the British-Brazilian creator in his more underground era, a year earlier, with garage-made single releases.

However, with his acclaimed 2022 EP, Saulo was elevated to the level of Rock royalty, (<a href="spotify:album:7mHXz6lPhLmeB5eutTTnOJ" data-name="Prince of Rock">Prince of Rock</a>) a voice to pay attention to in the Alt-Rock scene. These four songs mark the artist&#39;s break with the intentional rawness of his previous work and inaugurate a golden era in his journey packed with a more mature approach to mixing and technical quality of post-production.

The sophistication of writing is amplified in <a href="spotify:album:6x8UTkHelkzX4E21pIXnUa" data-name="Renewing Rock N Roll">Renewing Rock N Roll</a>, proving that Saulo can be a storyteller on par with the folk songwriters of the 1920s-1960s that he so appreciates. Both, the whimsical narrative and the fast-paced beat contribute to this song allocating itself as a masterwork that scales the heights of <a href="spotify:artist:7dGJo4pcD2V6oG8kP0tJRR" data-name="Eminem">Eminem</a>.