Edshow
Edshow formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2007 around singer-songwriter Edu Tedeschi and guitarist Leo Eymard. Their music pulls from alternative rock and folk...
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Edshow formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2007 around singer-songwriter Edu Tedeschi and guitarist Leo Eymard. Their music pulls from alternative rock and folk while keeping some Brazilian rhythms in the mix, though it's less about blending genres than finding a space where those elements feel natural together.
Their debut album 'Indícios' came out in 2011, anchored by the title track that became their most recognizable song. They followed it with 'Surto' in 2013, 'Balão de Ar Quente' in 2015, and 'Pássaro Urbano' in 2017. Other songs like 'Pra Você Acreditar' and 'Melhor Pra Nós' show the same careful, atmospheric approach to writing.
Edu Tedeschi handles vocals and guitar, and the band's lyrics sometimes touch on social or political themes, which has drawn occasional criticism. They've generally kept working at their own pace without much drama, letting the music speak for itself.
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