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Gothenburg · Sweden
Lost Clown is a Stockholm-based DJ and circus performer play Brazilian psytrance and play progressive techno and immersive live spectacle. Born in Brasília as a fire-breathing street clown, he evolved into a singular electronic act blending LED juggling, fire shows, and carnival
ost Clown is not just a DJ — he is a full-spectrum electronic circus experience. Born in Brasília, Brazil, he began his artistic life as a fire-breathing street clown and fire juggler, performing at underground raves and festivals across South America. His breakthrough came at Universo Paralello, Brazil's legendary psytrance festival, where he performed four times and headlined the Palco Pista Pirata stage.
In 2010, he relocated to Sweden and discovered the Stockholm rave scene, where his passion for music and spectacle merged into something entirely new. Lost Clown became an electronic manifestation of joy, rhythm, and surprise — a Brazilian-Swedish hybrid that brings carnival energy to Nordic dancefloors.
His sound is a explosive fusion of Brazilian psytrance with progressive and melodic techno influences. Expect glitchy carousel melodies, deep bass swings with ginga from the favelas, and psychedelic transitions that feel like a carnival in a cyberworld. Live sets run 1-2 hours of energy-driven journeys, weaving Brazilian rhythms into hypnotic electronic beats.
The performance is interactive and immersive: circus-inspired sound design (clown laughs, trumpet bursts, stomping dance steps), LED juggling, fire shows (outdoor events), and improvised humor. The name "Lost Clown" reflects the journey between two worlds — the lost clown who found his place behind the decks, and the Brazilian love that never fades.
Career highlights include four performances at Universo Paralello (Brazil), regular bookings at Stockholm venues Slakthuset and Timebar, tours and collaborations with artists from Brazil to the Nordics, and a live TV appearance on Talang 2008.
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