ØRGIA

The album spent four years in the making and is based on the book Orgia - Diários de Tulio Carella, written by Argentinian poet Tulio Carella during his times in Recife in the 1960s.{{Cite web |last=Sarmento |first=Gabriela |date=10 June 2022 |title=Johnny Hooker fala da dificuldade de 'furar a bolha' com música autoral: 'Falta oportunidade' |url=https://g1.globo.com/pop-arte/musica/noticia/2022/06/10/johnny-hooker-fala-da-dificuldade-de-furar-a-bolha-com-musica-autoral-falta-oportunidade.ghtml |access-date=11 July 2022 |website=G1 |publisher=Grupo Globo|language=Portuguese}}{{Cite web |last=Nunes |first=Caian |date=16 December 2021 |title=Veja trecho de "Larga Esse Boy", clipe de Johnny Hooker com Jáder |url=https://portalpopline.com.br/veja-trecho-de-larga-esse-boy-clipe-de-johnny-hooker-com-jader/ |access-date=20 November 2024 |website=POPline|language=Portuguese}}{{Cite web |date=8 June 2022 |title=Johnny Hooker lança música ‘Maré’ em feat inédito com Silva |url=https://www.tupi.fm/entretenimento/johnny-hooker-lanca-musica-mare-em-feat-inedito-com-silva/ |access-date=20 November 2024 |website=Super Rádio Tupi |publisher=Diários Associados|language=Portuguese}}{{Cite web |last=Terto |first=Amauri |date=5 April 2021 |title=Um novo Johnny Hooker |url=https://elastica.abril.com.br/especiais/johnny-hooker-musica-amor-novo-disco/ |access-date=20 November 2024 |website=elástica|language=Portuguese}}{{Cite web |last=Tolipan |first=Heloisa |date=6 April 2021 |title=Johnny Hooker: ‘Meu novo disco é melancólico e reflexo dos artistas que sofrem sendo atacados’ |url=https://heloisatolipan.com.br/musica/johnny-hooker-meu-novo-disco-e-melancolico-e-reflexo-dos-artistas-que-sofrem-sendo-atacados/ |access-date=19 November 2024 |website=Heloisa Tolipan|language=Portuguese}}{{Cite web |last=Diniz |first=Augusto |date=25 June 2022 |title=Johnny Hooker: ‘Parece que o futuro foi cancelado’ |url=https://www.cartacapital.com.br/blogs/augusto-diniz/johnny-hooker-pelo-que-vejo-parece-que-o-futuro-foi-cancelado/ |access-date=14 September 2022 |website=CartaCapital |publisher=Editora Basset|language=Portuguese}} The singer compares Carella's sexual experiences in the city before being arrested and deported back to his country right before its dictatorship began; with his own journey of moving to São Paulo and delighting himself with "the possibilities of desire that it offers" albeit feeling that "the cloud of authoritarianism, fascism and militarism was also approaching". He also compared Recife at that time with its current form, describing both instances as "conservative and religious, but also culturally rich". during the album recordings, Hooker also carried around a copy of Devassos no Paraíso: A Homossexualidade no Brasil da Colônia à Atualidade, by João Silvério Trevisan.

Hooker consider the album the third part of a trilogy, claiming that the first album, Eu Vou Fazer Uma Macumba Pra Te Amarrar, Maldito!, speaks about "love"; the second one, Coração, is "a musical celebration"; and the third album "ends with desire". In another moment, he described the trilogy as follows: "The first album elaborates on romantic love. The second one speaks of love in a more political, combative sense [...]. Love, you being with someone, you confronting the whole world with someone, you living this love, all relationships are political. The third one is more like the conclusion of that. When everything crumbles, when the country dies, what's left for us? Our bodies. Our pleasure. Our art. Our individual liberty. I dive into this sense: sex is also a weapon of resistance. Desire is also a political power."

The opening song (not counting the introduction "Cap 1 A Cidade do Desejo"), "Amante de Aluguel", was released as the first single and speaks about "a prostitute which gets romantically involved with a man full of prejudices and shackles of society. However, the characters bond so much that the man decides to set himself free and let his feminine side flourish. It was easy for him, since he even suffered physical violence as a consequence. In the end, that was the bond that allowed love to flourish."

The second single, "Larga Esse Boy", features Jáder and received a video inspired by "Telephone” (Lady Gaga feat. Beyoncé), "Cool" (Gwen Stefani) and "Don’t Tell Me" (Madonna).

"Nos Braços de um Estranho" features backing vocals by his mother and sister, with whom he briefly lived in Florianópolis during part of the pandemic. "NSRA da Encruzilhada" and "Maré", although not penned by Hooker, were written exclusively for the album. The latter features Silva.

The second to last track features part of a speech by Marielle Franco in which she says that she "will not be silenced". The closing song, "Vuelve", is a Spanish version of "Volta", from his debut album, and simbolizes Carella's return to Argentina.

{{Track listing

| headline = ØRGIA tracks

| all_writing = Johnny Hooker, except where specified

| title1 = Cap 1 A Cidade do Desejo

| note1 = Chap 1 The City of Desire (section of the book Orgia - Diários de Tulio Carella, by Tulio Carella

| length1 = 01:54

| title2 = Amante de Aluguel

| note2 = Rent-a-Lover

| writer2 = Johnny Hooker, Erica Colaço, DJ Thai, Arthur Marques

| length2 = 03:16

| title3 = Nhac!

| note3 = feat. Chameleo

| writer3 = Chameleo, Amanda Coronha, Bibi, Deco Martins

| length3 = 03:32

| title4 = Nos Braços De Um Estranho

| note4 = In the Arms of a Stranger

| length4 = 02:45

| title5 = Só Pra Ser Teu Homem

| note5 = Just to Be Your Man

| length5 = 03:34

| title6 = CUBA

| writer6 = Marques, Thai

| length6 = 02:49

| title7 = Maré

| note7 = Tide; feat. Silva

| writer7 = Juliano Holanda

| length7 = 03:25

| title8 = Larga Esse Boy

| note8 = Dump This Boy; feat Jáder

| length8 = 03:17

| title9 = NSRA da Encruzilhada

| note9 = Our Lady of The Crossing

| writer9 = Filipe Catto

| length9 = 03:50

| title10 = Abrigo

| note10 = Shelter

| length10 = 04:33

| title11 = Eu Te Desafio a Me Amar

| note11 = I Dare You to Love Me

| length11 = 04:06

| title12 = Estandarte

| note12 = Standard (as in flag)

| length12 = 03:13

| title13 = Vuelve

| note13 = Come Back

| length13 = 04:02

| total_length = 44:16

}}

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Category:2022 albums