Vi100te
Vi100te formed in São Paulo around 2010, started by Leo Middea and Felipe Rodrigues. Middea came from electronic music, Rodrigues from Brazilian percussion,...
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Vi100te formed in São Paulo around 2010, started by Leo Middea and Felipe Rodrigues. Middea came from electronic music, Rodrigues from Brazilian percussion, and they put those pieces together without much fuss. Their first album was self-titled, and later they put out records called Prata and Cantos de Paraty.
Their track Prata is the one people know. It's a ballad, quieter than some of their other work, with lyrics about love and loss. The song caught on, and for a lot of listeners, it's become the entry point to what they do.
They've kept at it, working out of São Paulo, letting the electronic and percussion elements sit side by side. There's no grand statement in it, just the sound they landed on when they started playing together.
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