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Futuro47
Futuro47 formed in 2009 around three musicians: producer André Turturici, vocalist Flavio Henrique, and multi-instrumentalist André Paz. They started playing...
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Futuro47 formed in 2009 around three musicians: producer André Turturici, vocalist Flavio Henrique, and multi-instrumentalist André Paz. They started playing local venues and festivals, building an audience without much industry support.
Their song "Ômega" became their most recognized track. It's an electronic piece with lyrics that touch on existential themes, which drew both praise and criticism for being philosophical.
They released a self-titled debut album, though the exact year isn't specified in the available information.
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