Lia Clark

2016–2017: "Trava Trava" and Clark Boom Clark started a career as a singer in 2016 Before its official release, Clark took the song to play on dance clubs of São Paulo. the song became a hit. ); with lyrics written by Banda Uó's Mateus Carrilho and a sample of "Rap das Armas", the song announced the release of an extended play (EP). In the same month, the seven-track Clark Boom was released; produced by Pedrowl with lyrics by Clark, Pedrowl and Carrilho, In December 2016, Clark released the Christmas-themed single "Ceia (Vem Papá Noel)". Later, the Brazilian counterpart of MTV choose Clark among the ten best new artists of the year.

In January 2017, Clark released the music video for "Chifrudo", and it became one of the hits of that year Carnival. led to a partnership with Avon that created the Carnival parade "Baile de Boneca". Some days later, Clark released a lyric video of a remixed version of "TOME CUrtindo";

In the following July, the singer released "Boquetáxi" on YouTube; featuring a sample of Angélica's "Vou de Táxi", it became a trending topic on Twitter the day of its release. In the video, directed by Riccieri, Clark uses costumes inspired by Christina Aguilera's "Dirrty". On the following day, however, the video was classified as "restricted" after users' complaints of its sexual nature. Clark deemed it a homophobic action as there is no such restriction for other funk artists with equally sexually explicit lyrics. without the reference to Angélica's song was released in October, media speculated it was a copyrights issue.

2017–present: É da Pista In September 2017, Clark announced to be working on a debut album and that it was already on pre-production. In December of that year, Clark was featured along with Tati Quebra-Barraco in the music video for "Berro", a song by Heavy Baile. The video, directed by Rodrigo de Carvalho, and a reference to the restriction of the artist's previous videos. In April, Clark released a new single, "Q.M.T.", The piece was inspired by Britney Spears' 2000s videos, especially the one for "Womanizer", and also by Quentin Tarantino's film Kill Bill. To promote the album, "Tu Aguenta", featuring DJ Thai, was released as a single and another music video directed by Riccieri was produced for the song.

Discography Albums and extended plays Title Album details Clark Boom Live album Released: February 22, 2017 Label: Independent Format: Digital download É da Pista 2017 Carne de Pescoço Ana Paula Paulino, Cauã Csik and Cherry Rocha "Lento" 2018 Nathália Mendes "Boneca Safadinha" Sabe Que Vai, Pt. 2 Non-single album tracks (as featured artist) "Ele é o Tal" 2017 Vai Passar Mal