So You Can Hear Me
So You Can Hear Me formed in Salvador, Brazil around 2005. Their song '15 de dezembro' became a breakout single, mixing rock and pop with Brazilian rhythms....
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So You Can Hear Me formed in Salvador, Brazil around 2005. Their song '15 de dezembro' became a breakout single, mixing rock and pop with Brazilian rhythms. The band's lineup includes Felipe Monteiro on vocals and guitar, Bruno Bonfim on guitar, Tiago Fonseca on bass, and Danilo Santos on drums.
They released five studio albums between 2006 and 2015, including 'So You Can Hear Me' in 2006 and 'Memórias' in 2015. Another track, 'O futuro Pertence a nos,' appears among their top songs. In 2010, they faced a legal dispute over music rights that disrupted their touring plans.
Around 2013, their song 'Não Me Deixe Só' drew plagiarism accusations, though the band denied them. These controversies created some difficult periods for the group, but they continued recording and performing through the mid-2010s.
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