mon!que
mon!que is a band built around the collaboration between singer-songwriter Naiara Azevedo and multi-instrumentalist Pedro Lucas. They started independently,...
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mon!que is a band built around the collaboration between singer-songwriter Naiara Azevedo and multi-instrumentalist Pedro Lucas. They started independently, working through the usual financial constraints of that path. Their sound leans into ethereal vocals and atmospheric electronics, anchored by guitar work from Lucas.
Their debut EP was called "Entre Cores e Tons." One of their notable songs is "De Quando Viramos Cinzas," a track whose somber lyrics about love and loss sparked some discussion among listeners. They also released an album titled "Dias de Sol, Dias de Chuva."
Other songs in their catalog include "Flores" and "Teu Único Deus." They've developed a following in Brazil for music that aims for emotional depth, though they've largely operated outside the mainstream industry machinery.
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