About Ludom

Ludom is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and producer awarded at the African Entertainment Award USA (New York, 2022).
In 2025, she released her self-titled album Ludom through Universal Music Brasil / Toca Discos, featuring Bia Ferreira and DJ Negralha.
The album has been praised by music critics for its blend of MPB, R&B, and Afro-diasporic influences, marking a new phase in her international career.

Photo: Marcos Hermes

“She gives us hope for the future of Brazilian music.”
— Marcelo Castello Branco, CEO, UBC

Ludom (2025) is a fusion of the urban and the ancestral — where electronic beats meet traditional drums, Portuguese flows into English and Spanish, and vulnerability transforms into strength.

Featuring standout tracks such as “Toda Intensa,” “A Rua,” “As Coisas São” (feat. Bia Ferreira), and “I Shrug,” the record invites a listening experience that is both emotional and political.
Across themes of love, exile, spirituality, and belonging, Ludom creates a sonic landscape for reflection — one that moves through the body, memory, and sound.

This new album continues Ludom’s signature blend of Afrojazz, r&b, MPB, bridging generations and geographies through sound.

Holding a History degree from the Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) and serving as a Member of the Advisory Board of the U.S. Consulate General in Rio de Janeiro, Ludom bridges her academic background with her artistic path.
She conducts masterclasses and workshops focused on Afro-Brazilian traditions, rhythm, and creative process.
Her sound combines modern Brazilian music with R&B, rap, and gospel influences, establishing her as one of the most relevant voices of the new Afro-Brazilian generation.

Ludom has shared stages and sessions with Lianne La Havas, Liniker, John Benitez, Luedji Luna, Vox Sambou, Malika Tirólien (Bokanté), and Bebo Dumont, among others. Her trajectory includes performances at major festivals and venues such as IIE Honors at the World Trade Center (2022), Brasil Summerfest at Lincoln Center NYC (2023), Stanford Live (2024), Lotus World Music & Arts Festival (2024), as well as Festival MIMO in Brazil and IMESUR in Chile.

With four U.S. tours between 2018 and 2025 and appearances throughout Latin America and Canada, Ludom continues to strengthen her position as one of the most original and globally connected voices in contemporary Brazilian music.

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