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Wifey
Wifey formed in Lisbon in 2011 around Ana Matos and André Batista. They started with a mix of electronic beats and introspective lyrics that didn't fit neatly...
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Wifey formed in Lisbon in 2011 around Ana Matos and André Batista. They started with a mix of electronic beats and introspective lyrics that didn't fit neatly into one genre.
Their 2016 single "Tempo Perdido" connected with listeners and brought them more attention. The song's melody and lyrics seemed to speak to people feeling adrift.
They released albums like "Devotion" in 2014, "The Bride Still Wore Black" in 2017, and "The Joy of Being Sad" in 2021. Matos handled vocals and lyrics while Batista worked on production and instrumentation.
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