Faby Hilton
Faby Hilton started putting out music around 2012 with a self-titled EP. The track "Me Dá Mais" got some attention, leaning into pop and electronic dance...
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Faby Hilton started putting out music around 2012 with a self-titled EP. The track "Me Dá Mais" got some attention, leaning into pop and electronic dance sounds. For a while, the project involved Dudu Marote on keyboards and production, and Max B.O. as a DJ and producer.
In 2018, they released a debut album called "Magenta." It touched on themes like love and personal change over danceable rhythms. Other songs from that period include "Atormentada" and "Mulheres Solteiras."
There was some noise around a 2015 song called "Gatinha," with critics calling the lyrics problematic regarding women. The band apologized at the time. They kept making music after that, but the catalog copy doesn't say much about what came next.
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