Artist description Fodasko Man is the codiname of Jossiano Leal, a computer science's bachelor, rapper and producer from the South of Brazil. Fodasko makes your eletronic songs, with 2 keyboards, and a personal home-made computer. The results? Listen and see...

Music Style Techno, Dance, Trip Hop, Experimental. I called my style "Bangu Music"...

Musical Influences Techno, House and Hip-Hop

Similar Artists Fatboy Slim, Chemical Brothers, MC Bangu, Will Smith, Coolio, Projeto Ladislau, Flu, Comunidade Nin-Jitsu, RPM, Kiss, Tihuana, Sombrero Luminoso, Boneco de Mola, 2 Unlimited

Artist History Fodasko started to make e-e-music at 1995, with a little Casio PCMkeyboard, and a IBM 486 DX2/80... After, in 1996, buyed a AMD 586/133 with a sound card SB16, and in 1998, a AMD K6-200 and a Yamaha MIDI keyboard, and in 2000, a AMD K6-2/500 with a AWE64 sound card. But, more important that the equipments, is the creativity! :) In 1999, the first complete Album, "Let's do Music", only with experimental songs. In 2000, the second Album, "Let's do Music Again", where the principal genre is the Happy Hardcore. In 2001, start the third Album," called "A Dream come True", that is practically a House Album.

Group Members Jossiano Leal (Fodasko Man)

Instruments Keyboard Casio CA-110 PCM , Keyboard Yamaha PSR-420 Midi, Personal Home-Made Computer (AMD K6-2/500), Le Son Microphone, Gianinni Acoustic Guitar

Albums Let's do Music , Let's do Music Again, A Dream Come True

Press Reviews F1 Mix (may/2000): Official Song for Barrichello!!! Zero Hora (april/2000): 3rd place in downloads. Technozine (march/2000): Cool strange songs! LS Press (feb./2000): Who is Fodasko? BPD (feb./2000): Fodasko is from Brazil! Among others!

Location Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil

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