Ian Ramil

**Ian Ramil** is a boundary-pushing Brazilian musician and composer whose work thrives at the intersection of experimental pop, MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), and avant-garde poetry. Emerging from Porto Alegre’s vibrant indie scene, Ramil is known for his genre-bending collaborations, including work with the art-rock collective **Apanhador Só**, and his knack for folding cerebral lyricism into deceptively catchy melodies. Tracks like "O Bichinho" and "Macho-Rey" showcase his playful yet philosophically charged approach, blending wiry guitar riffs, off-kilter rhythms, and wry social commentary. Releases like *Derivacivilização* and *Mil Pares* cement his reputation as a shapeshifting artist unafraid to dissect modern life through a surreal, often satirical lens. Whether crafting introspective solo work (like the self-referential "IAN") or collaborative oddities, Ramil remains a fascinating voice in Brazil’s contemporary alternative music landscape.