Overluv
Overluv formed in 2009 as a Portuguese-Brazilian band with three members: Bruno Gouveia on vocals and guitar, Joana Almeida on vocals and keyboards, and Mário...
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Overluv formed in 2009 as a Portuguese-Brazilian band with three members: Bruno Gouveia on vocals and guitar, Joana Almeida on vocals and keyboards, and Mário Primavera on bass. They've released three studio albums and several singles, working in a space that touches on pop, folk, and alternative rock.
Their song 'Ao Infinito e Mais Além' became their most recognizable track. Other songs like 'Castelo de Cartas' and 'Melhor Deixar Pra Lá' round out their better-known work.
Lyrically, they tend to write about love and relationships in a fairly straightforward, emotional way. The vocals from Gouveia and Almeida give their music a layered, sometimes ethereal quality over Primavera's bass lines.
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