Rosabege

Origin

Niterói, RJ

Genres

indie pop, psychedelic pop, electronic

Biography

Rosabege is a Brazilian collective that emerged from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. The group, comprised of João Lucchese, Pedro Caiado, Thiago Fernandes, and Vitor Milagres, is known for its immersive creative process, often recording in home studios.

Their music is a rich tapestry of influences, drawing from visual arts, fashion, and video art, creating a sound that is both sensorial and ethereal. This unique blend has been described as a "Brazilian Tame Impala," though the band carves out its own distinct sonic identity. Their debut album, "Imagem," released in 2019, features abstract digital art on its cover, reflecting the members' fertile imagination.

Rosabege has collaborated with notable Brazilian artists such as Ana Frango Elétrico, Gustavo Lessa, and Kassin. They also reimagined Adriana Calcanhotto's "Seu Pensamento" for their album, showcasing their interpretive depth. The collective's work invites listeners on a journey, exploring new concepts of infinity with a delicate and refined sound.