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H.C.M
H.C.M. formed in Brazil in 2014, with Lucas Silveira on vocals and guitar, Hugo Rafael on lead guitar, Pedro Pelotas on bass, and Rafael Marmentini on drums....
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H.C.M. formed in Brazil in 2014, with Lucas Silveira on vocals and guitar, Hugo Rafael on lead guitar, Pedro Pelotas on bass, and Rafael Marmentini on drums. The name stands for Heal, Care, and Mend, which gives you a sense of what they're about.
Their 2018 single "Melhoras" became a viral hit. The song's title means "Get Well Soon," and its straightforward lyrics about offering comfort connected with listeners. It's a ballad that leans into alternative rock and pop, with the kind of emotional delivery that feels direct rather than polished.
In 2020, Silveira came out as bisexual, which drew some criticism from conservative corners. The band kept making music after that, sticking to themes of resilience and support without much fuss about their place in the scene.
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