April 23, 2026 at 15:00 Beato Summer Time, Lisbon
Guest Mix: NÃOBODY
CAZA PRIMAVERA is the debut project from NÃOBODY, a Porto based music project by Portuguese producer FOQUE, Brazilian singer B Ghost, and American rapper Brotha CJ. Three artists from different worlds pulled together at the same time, each questioning what their next chapter was supposed to sound like. FOQUE brought his film and theatre instincts and a ruthless attention to detail.
B Ghost arrived with Brazilian melody and R&B sensibility, shaping hooks that felt intimate and lived in. Brotha CJ came not just as a rapper, but as a synesthetic thinker and visual storyteller, obsessed with atmosphere, color, and narrative, pushing the project toward something cinematic and emotionally precise.
The album was recorded during a six week stay in the Portuguese countryside, in spring. No city noise, no schedules, no pressure. They lived together, cooked, debated drum sounds, took long walks, and talked through ambition, money, heartbreak, and reinvention. The house became a creative reset button. The name CAZA PRIMAVERA, reflects this: CAZA means hunting in spanish but is
pronounced similarly to house (casa), and PRIMAVERA means spring in portuguese. Sonically, CAZA PRIMAVERA lives between restraint and release. Portuguese textures brush up against dusty hip hop drums and flickers of electronic tension. B Ghost moves between vulnerability and control. Brotha CJ writes from the middle of change. FOQUE shapes it all with a filmmaker’s ear.
As the weeks passed, the trio began circling something larger than the sessions themselves: the layered history connecting Portugal, Brazil, and the United States. Sometimes that bond felt beautiful, rooted in shared rhythm and language. Other times it surfaced as something unresolved. Those tensions quietly shaped the record’s emotional undercurrent. In the end, CAZA PRIMAVERA became a way of turning personal storms into something in bloom. Not a genre exercise, but a human one. An album aimed not only at hip hop listeners, but anyone who recognizes the feeling of being overwhelmed and still choosing to create.
It tells the story of three people from three corners of the world finding comfort inside the chaos, and leaving with something honest in their hands.
B Ghost arrived with Brazilian melody and R&B sensibility, shaping hooks that felt intimate and lived in. Brotha CJ came not just as a rapper, but as a synesthetic thinker and visual storyteller, obsessed with atmosphere, color, and narrative, pushing the project toward something cinematic and emotionally precise.
The album was recorded during a six week stay in the Portuguese countryside, in spring. No city noise, no schedules, no pressure. They lived together, cooked, debated drum sounds, took long walks, and talked through ambition, money, heartbreak, and reinvention. The house became a creative reset button. The name CAZA PRIMAVERA, reflects this: CAZA means hunting in spanish but is
pronounced similarly to house (casa), and PRIMAVERA means spring in portuguese. Sonically, CAZA PRIMAVERA lives between restraint and release. Portuguese textures brush up against dusty hip hop drums and flickers of electronic tension. B Ghost moves between vulnerability and control. Brotha CJ writes from the middle of change. FOQUE shapes it all with a filmmaker’s ear.
As the weeks passed, the trio began circling something larger than the sessions themselves: the layered history connecting Portugal, Brazil, and the United States. Sometimes that bond felt beautiful, rooted in shared rhythm and language. Other times it surfaced as something unresolved. Those tensions quietly shaped the record’s emotional undercurrent. In the end, CAZA PRIMAVERA became a way of turning personal storms into something in bloom. Not a genre exercise, but a human one. An album aimed not only at hip hop listeners, but anyone who recognizes the feeling of being overwhelmed and still choosing to create.
It tells the story of three people from three corners of the world finding comfort inside the chaos, and leaving with something honest in their hands.
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