Acisum
Acisum formed in Coimbra, Portugal, with vocalist Inês Oliveira and guitarist Pedro Pacheco at its center. Their music draws from Portuguese fado traditions...
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Acisum formed in Coimbra, Portugal, with vocalist Inês Oliveira and guitarist Pedro Pacheco at its center. Their music draws from Portuguese fado traditions while incorporating contemporary indie and folk elements. The song 'Histórias Do Silêncio' from 2017 became their most recognizable work, with Oliveira's voice carrying lyrics that explore quiet emotions and unspoken stories.
They've worked with other Portuguese musicians including fado singer Carminho and electronic artist Moullinex. Their second album 'Luz' came out in 2020. Another track, 'Tudo de Bom Me Leva Até Você,' shows their continued exploration of intimate, melodic spaces.
In 2019, there were questions about similarities between 'Histórias Do Silêncio' and traditional Portuguese folk material. The band acknowledged their debt to traditional music while maintaining their creative approach. Their work has been recognized with nominations at Portugal's Golden Globes awards.
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