Karen Dió emerges as a leading voice in Brazil's feminist punk scene with new EP

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Karen Dió, a Brazilian punk artist, has gained recognition in the UK music scene after signing with Hopeless Records. Her debut EP, "My World," reflects her journey of self-discovery and empowerment, particularly for feminist and queer communities. After a two-year hiatus, Dió embraced her identity and began writing more openly about feminism, moving away from the constraints she felt in her previous band, Violet Soda. Her single "Sick Ride" has resonated with punk fans and garnered support from major rock artists. Dió's music blends her Brazilian roots with British influences, creating a unique sound. She is set to perform at Download Festival in 2025, marking a significant milestone in her career.


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