In London, duo Tetine assembled a compilation album called Slum Dunk Presents Funk Carioca"," which was released by Mr Bongo Records in 2004. Tetine also ran the weekly radio show Slum Dunk on London's radio art station Resonance FM 104.4. Their radio show was entirely dedicated to funk carioca and worked as a platform for the duo to produce and organize a series of film programs as well as interviews and gigs involving funk carioca artists from Rio. Tetine were also responsible for the first screening of the post-feminist documentary Eu Sou Feia Mas Tô Na Moda by filmmaker Denise Garcia which was co-produced by Tetine in London and first shown in the city at the Slum Dunk Film Program at Brady Arts Centre in East London in March 2005. Apart from this, Tetine also produced two albums with experimental DIY queer funk carioca: "Bonde do Tetão", released by Brazilian label Bizarre Records in 2004, and "L.I.C.K My Favela", released by Kute Bash Records in 2005. Tetine also recorded with Deize Tigrona on the track "I Go to the Doctor", included in the LP "L.I.C.K My Favela" in 2005 and later on their album "Let Your X's Be Y's", released by Soul Jazz Records in 2008.