Ginger and The Peppers - "It Smells Like Ginger"

What's New: Ginger and the Peppers

THE BRAZILIAN ROCK WHIRLWIND THAT'S HERE TO MESS WITH YOUR PLAYLIST (AND YOUR BRAIN)

Watch the Video

São Paulo, a city that never sleeps, never shuts up, and apparently never stops churning out bands that hit you like a shot of espresso straight to the veins. Ginger and the Peppers are one of those bands. You know the type: the kind that sounds like they raided their parents' vinyl collection, stole the best bits of garage rock, classic punk, and a dash of psychedelic chaos, and then set it all on fire just to see what happens. And honestly? It's glorious.

Fronted by Julia Dillon, a vocalist who sounds like she's howling from the back of a speeding motorcycle, this isn't your grandad's rock revival. It's raw, it's sweaty, it's got the kind of energy that makes you wanna smash a beer bottle (responsibly, kids) and dance on the glass. Alê Masili and Paulo Gonzaga's guitars? Vintage as hell, but with a modern bite that cuts through the noise like a switchblade. And the rhythm section (Ltto Menezes on bass and Mr J.P. on drums) isn't just keeping the beat, they're beating it into submission. The result? A sound that's familiar but fresh, like finding a dusty old leather jacket that somehow still smells like rebellion.

They're not here to nostalgia-trip you into the past, though. Ginger and the Peppers want to drag rock ‘n’ roll kicking and screaming into the now, with all the messy, chaotic, emotional bits intact. It's the kind of music that doesn't just play in the background; it grabs you by the collar and demands you feel something.

So yeah, dive into the "Ginger Aura" or whatever they're calling it. Just don't blame me if you come out the other side a little bruised.

Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Spotify | Apple Music

#BrazilianRock #GarageRevival #SãoPauloNoise #GingerAndThePeppers #RockIsNotDead Papy Jeff Metal #PapyJeffMetal #MetalPapyJeff

"Ginger and the Peppers deliver a raw, energetic, and revitalizing take on rock. Their sound is a vibrant mix of garage, punk, and psychedelia, driven by powerful vocals and a tight rhythm section. They bring a fresh and chaotic energy that breathes new life into the genre, making them a band to watch."