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Since 2013, when she started their career, a recent graduate in Production Phonographic, BADSISTA travelled the country playing its numerous productions released by labels such as Growllective (São Paulo), Man Recordings (Germany), Bruk Recordings (Rio de Janeiro), Buuum Trax (Skol (Brazil), Catuss Records (Argentina), Beatwise Recordings (São Paulo) and Funk Na Caixa (São Paulo). Their debut EP, self-title BADSISTA, was released on April 16th by the São Paulo label Funk Na Caixa, with contributions from Lei Di Dai, who also invited them to participate in the album’s celebration of the singer’s 10-year career, among rappers like Kamau and Max BO (SP).
In 2016, BADSISTA made special mixtapes for BBC Radio 1 in Toddla T Show (England), Luso FM with Daniel Haaksman (Germany), Radar Radio Show with Emily Dust (England), and Radio Show with Castelan (Porto Alegre – Brazil) and also participated of “Hy Brazil vol. 10 ” compilation, curated by Chico Dub.
At the beginning of 2017, BADSISTA started a new partnership with Linn da Quebrada. It also kicked off its new project “Bandida”, which brings together six more women from the electronic music scene, also coming from peripheral areas, to propagate the sound and their respective jobs in a democratic way: done by women to all. Despite all that, Rafaela managed to have their and Marginal Men’s remix “Firmeza” launched in the special record that got together producers as Gilles Petterson and DJ Marfox (Portugal) for the remixes of Elza Soares End of the World LP. Thier musical ability leads the dance floor by various genres of electronic music, especially the peripheral genres, such as techno, Chicago house, Brazilian funk. Music of the global ghetto. And that’s why their presence is much sought at parties such as Mamba Negra, Sangra Muta, an