Slow J

Slow J, born João in Setúbal, Portugal, embodies a blend of cultural influences, earning him the moniker "mistura" in his native country. Growing up with a Portuguese mother and Angolan father, he traversed various locations, immersing himself in different cultures while honing his musical craft. After studying sound engineering in London, Slow J returned to Portugal to produce, write, and perform his debut works, "The Free Food Tape" (2015) and "The Art of Slowing Down" (2017), independently.

In 2018, Slow J co-founded the production company and label Sente Isto, where he served as the executive producer for "Deepak Looper" by Papillon (2018). His innovative approach to music production has positioned him at the forefront of a new wave of Portuguese artists challenging traditional notions of music and cultural identity.