Samek
Samek is a Brazilian band led by vocalist and songwriter Davi Caramez. They formed around 2009, though Caramez had been working on experimental music since...
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Samek is a Brazilian band led by vocalist and songwriter Davi Caramez. They formed around 2009, though Caramez had been working on experimental music since the early 2000s. Their sound pulls from progressive rock, electronica, and Brazilian rhythms, with a core trio of Caramez on guitar, Pedro Faria on bass, and Andre Bedin on drums.
Their 2013 album "A Conspiração do Bem" gave them one of their best-known songs, which shares the album's title. Other tracks like "O Lago Dos Olhos" and "Vagões Cadentes" show their mix of atmospheric arrangements and lyrical themes that touch on spirituality and social observation. They've played festivals like Rock in Rio and Lollapalooza.
They've kept a fairly steady output with albums like "Aquário" in 2010, "O Céu e a Terra" in 2012, and "O Silêncio" in 2015. Their music tends to draw listeners who appreciate its layered, somewhat introspective quality.
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