MC Igu has carved out a thriving career in the Brazilian rap scene since his emergence in the early 2010s. Aside from the significant trap influence in his sound, a sense of dreaminess permeates much of the rapper’s catalogue. It’s in the pulsating, sonar-ping rhythms of “Nicole Bahls” and “Plaqtudum 2” that give compelling nuance and sonic depth juxtaposed by his ice-cool, woozy flow. Elsewhere, cuts like “Japão” and “Ak do Japão” pay homage to Igu’s upbringing in Japan while at the same time showcasing a more sentimental facet to his work.