The duet performs in the main Clubs around Brazil, such as The Week, D-Edge, Pacha, Privilege, Fiction, Kraft, Anzu & Ibiza, to name a few. They also perform in mainstream festivals such as Creamfields, Love Parade, Universo Paralello, Voov, Rio Music Conference, Chemical Music, Xxxperience, E-Concert… together with Sven Vath, Anja Schneider, Sasha, Dubfire, Sander Kleinenberg, Fatboyslim, Trentemoller, Paul Van Dyk, D-nox & Beckers, among others.
In the last European tour, they established their international career with incredible sets in Croatia, Germany and Portugal. In 2007 they performed at LOVE PARADE, which had 1.2 million people in the streets of Essen – Germany. They also played in clubs such as, Mission – Sweden, Hangar – Berlin, Light House – Essen, Night Map-Frankfurt, Maxim – Cologne and Home14 - Dusseldorf.
On their own musical project they had their first track called “Illusion’’ – released in the year of 2003 by Sygno Music, with a video-clip presented by MTV. Since then they have been releasing in labels such as, Hotfingers, 303Lovers, Kling Klong, Vapour, TB Records, reaching constantly the top chart sales.
In the fashion business, the duo composed an exclusive track for the brand “Farm” and a downtempo soundtrack for the brand “Equatore”.
Beside their artistic career, Flow & Zeo are also connected to music, promoting their own events (Satori Festival, H.O.M.E., LEVEL and HIGH) through their company Kreativ Productions and running Tropical Beats label & agency.
Discography :
2003 – Flow & Zeo – Illusion (Sygno Music)
2005 – Flow & Zeo vs Audio Factory – Movin (Iboga Records)
2006 – Flow & Zeo vs Stephane-Dx - You Can get Some (Domo Records)
2008 – Flow & Zeo – Believe (TB Records)
Flow & Zeo – Deep Night (TB Records)
Flow & Zeo vs Lnx – Symphony (TB Records)
Oliver Klein, Flow & Zeo – Double Espresso (Kling Klong)
Flow & Zeo – Cafe Latte (Kling Klong)
Flow & Zeo – Dream (Vibrating Balance)
2009 - Flow & Zeo - Chaos Addiction (TB Records)
Flow & Zeo, Jon Gurd - Discoland (TB Records)
Flow & Zeo, Oliver Klein - Sweet Chocolate (TB Records)
Flow & Zeo, Oliver Klein - Sweet Poison (TB Records)
2010 - Flow & Zeo, Ricardo Estrella - Star Visit (TB Records)
Remixes :
2008 - Jokke Ilsoe – Deep Rules - Flow & Zeo rmx (TB Records)
Kasey Taylor – Trapped - Flow & Zeo rmx (Vapour Recordings)
Flow & Zeo – Dream - Komytea rmx (Vibrating Balance)
Flow & Zeo – Dream – Peter Horrevorts (Vibrating Balance)
2009 - Marshall vs Libe - Turin Quality Clubbing - Flow & Zeo rmx (303 Lovers)
Kolombo - Je Taime - Flow & Zeo rmx (Hot Fingers)
George Delkos - Black Details - Flow & Zeo, Lnx remix (Dezign Music)
Flow & Zeo - Believe (Beckers remix) (TB Records)
2010 - Flow & Zeo, Ricardo Estrella - Star Visit (Flutuance remix)
Flow & Zeo, Ricardo Estrella - Star Visit (Marshall remix)
Flow & Zeo, Ricardo Estrella - Star Visit (Rodrigo Carreira remix)
Next Releases :
Flow & Zeo, San Fektive - Expressive (Vapour)
Flow & Zeo - Brazil (Plus Minus)
Flow & Zeo - Brazil (Manuel de La Mari remix)
Chicago
Flow & Zeo Lyrics
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I'm drunk, and I'm high, and I'm in Chicago.
Now, I had just stumbled out of some club, somewhere,
I can't even remember.
And I walked to the corner to hail a cab.
And after 5 empty cabs just passed me by,
One finally stopped.
He was this white, mid-western, working-class kinda guy,
You know the type.
So anyway, I jumped in and I said "Hyatt Regency, please."
And he looked at me like I was crazy,
And said "Where? Downtown?"
And I said "Yeah!"
Now, the whole way down to the Hyatt,
He kept looking at me through the rear-view mirror
With this real suspicious stare.
I ain't pay him no mind though,
Cos a brother like me was just interested in the beautiful Chicago skyline.
The way it looked from Lake Shore Drive.
All sparkly and clean in the sunrise.
As we pulled up to the luxurious hotel,
And I paid my fare,
The cabby turned around with a curious grin and asked me:
"Where you going? To work?"
And I looked back at him and I said:
"Work? Brother, I'm going to sleep!"
The lyrics of Flow & Zeo's song, "Chicago," tell the story of a man who finds himself in the city of Chicago, drunk and high, early in the morning after leaving a club. As he tries to hail a cab to take him to his hotel, he encounters a skeptical, working-class driver who questions him about his destination. Despite the driver's suspicions, the man is only interested in enjoying the view of the Chicago skyline and getting some rest after a long night.
The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the city as the man describes the way the skyline looked from Lake Shore Drive, mentioning the clean and sparkly view in the sunrise. The driver's skepticism reflects a common cultural stereotype about African-American men like the singer in the song, who may be judged as unreliable or untrustworthy by others on the basis of their appearance and behavior.
The song can be seen as a commentary on the experience of being black in America, and the difficulties that can arise as a result of cultural misunderstandings and prejudices. It also captures the mood of being out late at night, seeking escape and release from the pressures of everyday life.
Line by Line Meaning
It was about 6.15 in the morning.
The singer sets the scene with the time of day.
I'm drunk, and I'm high, and I'm in Chicago.
The singer reveals their state of being in the city.
Now, I had just stumbled out of some club, somewhere, I can't even remember.
The singer recalls a fuzzy memory of their night out.
And I walked to the corner to hail a cab.
The artist tries to flag down a taxi.
And after 5 empty cabs just passed me by, one finally stopped.
The artist struggles to find a ride, but eventually gets one.
He was this white, mid-western, working-class kinda guy, You know the type.
The singer describes the cab driver using racial and class stereotypes.
So anyway, I jumped in and I said 'Hyatt Regency, please.'
The singer gives the driver their destination.
And he looked at me like I was crazy, And said 'Where? Downtown?'
The driver questions the destination and gives a follow-up question.
And I said 'Yeah!'
The artist confirms their destination again.
Now, the whole way down to the Hyatt, He kept looking at me through the rear-view mirror With this real suspicious stare.
The artist notices the driver's odd behavior during the ride.
I ain't pay him no mind though, Cos a brother like me was just interested in the beautiful Chicago skyline.
The singer ignores the driver's behavior and admires the city view.
The way it looked from Lake Shore Drive. All sparkly and clean in the sunrise.
The artist describes the scenic view from Lake Shore Drive.
As we pulled up to the luxurious hotel, And I paid my fare, The cabby turned around with a curious grin and asked me:
The singer arrives at their destination and pays the driver.
'Where you going? To work?'
The driver asks the singer if they're headed to work.
And I looked back at him and I said: 'Work? Brother, I'm going to sleep!'
The singer clarifies that they're not headed to work, but rather to rest.
Contributed by Nicholas K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.