Loungetude 46
Loungetude 46 formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Paulo Faria on guitar, Marcelo Carreiro on bass, and Rodrigo Galindo on...
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Loungetude 46 formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Paulo Faria on guitar, Marcelo Carreiro on bass, and Rodrigo Galindo on drums. They came together with an interest in punk rock, art rock, and Brazilian samba, which gave their music a particular texture from the start.
Their debut album 'Um Dia a Gente Se Encontra' came out in 2006 and included the single 'Ação e Reação.' That song got some attention and helped them find an audience in Brazil. Other tracks like 'Brasileira' and 'Galinhas No Outono' show up in their catalog too.
Their sound pulls from a few different places, punk energy, art-rock structures, and bossa nova rhythms, without settling neatly into one category. The lyrics tend to look inward or touch on social themes, which gives the music a reflective quality alongside its drive.
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