Phylipe Nunes Araújo

Phylipe Nunes Araújo is a singer-songwriter from Caruaru, Pernambuco, Brazil, whose music beautifully blends traditional Northeastern Brazilian rhythms like coco and baião with sophisticated harmonies and folk-inspired songwriting. Raised in the city of Santa Cruz do Capibaribe, Phylipe draws deep inspiration from local culture, folk poetry, and the vibrant musical landscape of Brazil's Agreste region. His intimate pop songs reflect the rich history and diverse landscapes of Brazil's Northeast, weaving in influences from jazz, bossa nova, and regional poetry to create a unique sound that honors tradition while exploring new musical territories.

His debut album, produced in collaboration with fellow Northeastern artists such as Bruno Berle and Batata Boy, showcases a creative community that prioritizes beauty and cultural heritage in music-making. Phylipe’s work reinterprets classic regional styles in a contemporary context, offering listeners songs that are at once poetic, rhythmically intricate, and deeply rooted in the Brazilian Northeast’s soul. His recent releases, including tracks like "Asa" and "Bixin," highlight his skillful guitar work and lyrical storytelling, marking him as a rising voice in Brazilian music today.