Medulla returns as a duo and presents the first album in ten years, 'No dia que tudo changed', made with Los Brasileros

The twin brothers Keops & Raony form the duo Medulla, which releases the album 'No dia que tudo changed' this Thursday, August 13th Palu Bertissolli / Disclosure ? NEWS ? Medulla's first album in ten years, “No dia que tudo changed” arrives to the world tomorrow, Thursday, August 13th, with eight tracks formatted with musical production by Los Brasileros in collaboration with the duo formed by Keops Andrade and Raony Andrade, twin brothers born in Pernambuco and raised between the cities of Recife (PE), Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and São Paulo (SP). Medulla is currently a duo composed of Keops & Raony, but it is worth remembering that it was born as a rock and rap band, appearing on the music market 21 years ago with the release of the album “O fim da trégua” (2005). Preceded by the single “Um móbile no hurricane”, with a recording of the song by Paulinho Moska that gave the title to the album released by the singer in 1999, the album “No dia que tudo changed” is the fifth in Medulla’s discography, the first since “Deus e o atom” (2016), released a decade ago. Singers Flor, Lirinha, Urias and Yego form Medulla's guest section on the album “No dia que tudo changed”. Urias participates in the song “Don’t lie to me”. Cover of the album 'On the day everything changed', by Medulla Palu Bertissolli / Disclosure