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BOOK ARTISTBorn in Diadema, greater São Paulo area, Roniere Santos started his DJ career in Londrina, in 2010. From the experience of the ghetto, came the influence of Brazilian rhythms and percussive elements.
RHR, now based in São Paulo, takes a careful look at his ideas in electronic music. Hence the invitation for the monthly residency on the French radio station Rinse FM with the program “Som Sistema”. Defined by himself as “percussive soundscapes”, form the combination that’s gaining more space in the music scene in Brazil and around the world.
Always seeking to understand the stimuli of São Paulo, the artist continues to expose his research in multiple genres such as techno, bass, dancehall, electro and baile funk. With five solo EPs released and one in partnership with the American artist Danny Daze, Roniere is preparing for a new release where he intends to share his artistic veins even more.
In addition to partnerships with labels such as Mamba Rec, Omnidisc, Pac Recs and Nice and Deadly, RHR is an integral part of the NY-based label TIJOLO Records. Recognized for the creativity behind his choices, RHR illustrates like few others what São Paulo’s sound could be.
The ability to reinvent himself amid a wave of creative burnout, makes RHR a potentially liberating force. All this without losing the characteristics, references and ideas of the artist.
We can say that RHR has been bringing off everything, without giving up anything. We can say that RHR has achieved everything without giving up anything.
Born in Diadema, greater São Paulo area, Roniere Santos started his DJ career in Londrina, in 2010. From the experience of the ghetto, came the influence of Brazilian rhythms and percussive elements.
RHR, now based in São Paulo, takes a careful look at his ideas in electronic music. Hence the invitation for the monthly residency on the French radio station Rinse FM with the program “Som Sistema”. Defined by himself as “percussive soundscapes”, form the combination that’s gaining more space in the music scene in Brazil and around the world.
Always seeking to understand the stimuli of São Paulo, the artist continues to expose his research in multiple genres such as techno, bass, dancehall, electro and baile funk. With five solo EPs released and one in partnership with the American artist Danny Daze, Roniere is preparing for a new release where he intends to share his artistic veins even more.
In addition to partnerships with labels such as Mamba Rec, Omnidisc, Pac Recs and Nice and Deadly, RHR is an integral part of the NY-based label TIJOLO Records. Recognized for the creativity behind his choices, RHR illustrates like few others what São Paulo’s sound could be.
The ability to reinvent himself amid a wave of creative burnout, makes RHR a potentially liberating force. All this without losing the characteristics, references and ideas of the artist.
We can say that RHR has been bringing off everything, without giving up anything. We can say that RHR has achieved everything without giving up anything.