Sect (band)

Brazilian Eurodance band

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Sect
Origin	Brazil
Genres	Eurodance, dance-pop
Years active	1994–2005
Labels	Don't Stop Spotlight Paradoxx

Past members	Tchorta Gui Boratto Patrícia Coelho Alyssa Cavin

Sect was a Brazilian Eurodance band,^[1] formed in 1994, consisting of producers Jorge Tchorta Boratto and Gui Boratto, with Patrícia Coelho.^[2] and later Alyssa Cavin as lead vocalist.^[1]

It is considered the country's first successful electronic music project.^[3]^[4] also one of the first Brazilian bands to stand out in the English language in the lyrics of their songs.^[5]

The group became known for the hit and its biggest success, "Follow You (Crazy for You)", from the album Eleven, released in 1994, which was part of the soundtrack of the telenovela História de Amor.^[1]^[6] The band was successful in Brazilian clubs in the 90s.^[7] and was heavily played on the radio.^[8] Another relatively successful song was “Wasting My Life”.

History

In 1994, they released the EP "F&D", on the Velas label. It is on this EP that the group recorded the single "Follow You".^[9] In 1995, they released the album Eleven. In 1998, Patrícia Coelho was replaced by the vocalist, Alyssa Cavin.

Discography

F & D (1994)

Track list

Fly
Follow You
Dance
Deep Inside

Eleven (1995)

Track list

Wasting My Life
Little Brother
I Can't Stop Loving You
Get Away
Face
Follow You
Light
Walk Away
Things I Say
Dance Across The Floor
Follow You (Club Mix)
Wasting My Life (Club Mix)

Singles

Follow You
Wasting My Life
I Can't Stop Loving You
Get Away
Walk Away
Face
Never Know How Much I Love You (1999)
Can't Stop The World (2002)

References

^ ^a ^b ^c cliquemusic.uol.com.br/ Bio - Patrícia Coelho
^ eurokdj.com/ EuroDance group
^ guiadasemana.com.br/ Mestre da produção eletrônica - Gui Boratto falou com o Guia da Semana sobre sua participação no Skol Beats e o que tem preparado em estúdio
^ Revista VICE Do Rock à Eletrônica, Gui Boratto Repassa os Principais Lances da sua Trajetória
^ aescotilha.com.br/ O interessante retorno de Patrícia Coelho
^ memoriaglobo.globo.com/ Trilha-sonora - Novela História de Amor (1995-1996)
^ revistaglamour.globo.com/ Top 10 músicas que bombavam nas matinês 90's
^ mixmag.com.br/ Mister Jam fala sobre a produção de música eletrônica brasileira
^ folha.uol.com.br/ Grupo brasileiro lança primeiro CD usando o "modelão europeu"