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(…)”Born in Porto, he lived two years in London and has been devoting himself to music. This year, released their first EP, “Finalmente” presented by single “Cientista Profissional“, influenced by the folk-rock and traditional Portuguese music.“(…)
(…)”New project of Rui da Silva, the Underground Sound of Lisbon, and Danny de Matos, who has written music for advertising campaigns for major international brands. Describe themselves as “a double crossing electronic and acoustic universe, a deep sonic journey that suggests the soundtrack for a blockbuster not yet premiered“. (…)
(…)“Presents itself as “a man who is 30 years old, [who] lives in a valley of northern Portugal, (…) disillusioned with many things, eluded by so many more.” In 2011, released the first song, “Eu Não Tenho quem me Abrace Neste Inverno“; in 2012, released the debut EP, Inverno, and also participated in the collection of New Talent FNAC” (…)via Blitz
(…)”Apresenta como influência uma mescla de sons: do que ouvia em família - fado, morna, marchas populares, coladera, cante alentejano - à música americana que absorveu quando desembarcou na costa Este dos Estados Unidos, onde cabem o southern rock, os blues, a soul. Arquitecto de profissão, escolheu “Ainda Temos Tempo“ como primeira amostra do seu trabalho.”(…)
“Sétima Legião are a Portuguese rock band, active from 1982 when it was formed by friends Pedro Oliveira, Rodrigo Leão and Nuno Cruz until 2000. They named the band Sétima Legião after the Roman Seventh Legion sento to Lusitânia in the first century.” via Wikipedia
“Flak, pseudonym of João Pires de Campos, is a Portuguese musician. It is one of the founders of Radio Macau and record producer of Requiem pelos Vivos, Jorge Palma, Entre Aspas, Alexandre Garrett, MAU, Bunnyranch, among others.” via Wikipedia
Dead Combo is a band formed in 2003 by Tó Trips and Pedro Gonçalves.
(…)”Dead Combo is a Portuguese Folk musical band formed in 2002–3 following their contribution in a tribute album to the late Portuguese guitar player Carlos Paredes. The album was called Movimentos Perpétuos and Dead Combo played a song called “Paredes Ambience“. The band was officially created soon after. Their debut album Vol. I was released in 2004. Their music mixes fado with spaghetti western-inspired music (especially the compositions of Ennio Morricone), jazz, alternative and world music. Both their albums (the second being Vol. II - Quando a alma não é pequena, were released in early 2006 through their own newly founded publishing company Dead & Company in partnership with Universal Records Portugal). These albums are very “visual“, having strong musical allusions to the underground and inspiring Lisbon of past times, the aesthetic worlds of design, art, and most of all cinema. Two of their videos highly illustrate this visual music style: Vol. I‘s single “Cacto“ and Vol. II‘s “Quando a alma não é pequena #1“. Their latest album was published in partnership with Universal Portugal due to Dead Combo‘s long-time ambition of making their music known abroad. At the time they‘d already been interviewed by the website Indie Eye and Charlie Gillett chose Vol. I as one of the best albums in 2004 and as his Album of the Month in December 2005. He also included a track from Vol. I, “Rumbero“, in his compilation Sound of The World - 2005.(…)” via wikipedia
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