Self-taught multi-instrumentalist by nature, Tenerife Pat Llombet brings to Phe Festival festival songs that until 2020 had remained hidden within the walls of his room. It should be noted that Pat was the winner of the band contest LALA core 020, in the general category, dazzling the jury with a compositional capacity of great quality, despite his short career on stage.
With intimate lyrics, a warm voice and rhythms that are a breath of fresh air for the senses, there are already three singles that have germinated from her indie-pop imaginary, the last one being the single 'Si Te Encuentro', which also comes accompanied by his first video clip.
After more than a decade touring stages with his particular flow, Mel Omana presents #EATPAPAYA, a Latin Rap project that he has been developing in his travels through Cuba, Argentina, Lisbon, Barcelona and the Canary Islands, his native home. His powerful staging of a scenic, cabaret and sensual cut, leaves no one indifferent.
Selected in the sample of bands LALA core 020 in the urban category, brings Ph 2021 its message of love, freedom and equality, loaded with a vibrant flavor highly influenced by the most danceable Cuban folklore.
The best club music arrives Phe Festival with this unrepeatable duo formed by Miky Lagoona and Carlos Amelivia. A concept-show full of ambiguity, seduction and sophistication that only they could bring to electronic pop.
And they do so by presenting their first album, 'Hounds of Glory', a work with which they reinvent themselves and move away from the sound of their first singles to take us to electronic music and catchy melodies. All this with a staging colored by glamour, dramaturgy and transgression.
Their opera magna will determine the extent to which their talent and ambition will take them to the next level or end up swallowing them forever.
Biznaga, punk rock band, topical reference, could not be missing in Phe Festival. Their powerful direct skillfully combines their incisive lyrics creating a very marked style that they have been polishing since their formation in 2012.
They have been described as creators of songs that function as a mirror of reality, the one that they x-ray with intelligence and a powerful strumming of guitars in their third and last work: 'The big screen'. An album with which they take a leap forward in the compositional work that had been done so far to give life to a conceptual album, in which the screen – of televisions, monitors, mobile phones – is a god that controls everything that surrounds us .
One of the great revelations of 2020 was, without a doubt, discovering what the acclaimed Zahara and the unrepeatable Martí Perarnau IV had in their hands, nothing more and nothing less than this beautiful creature that is _june. An exciting unknown project, recorded and produced by the artists themselves, which unfolds around an altar of analog synthesizers and lyrics narrated by the most animalistic and intimate instinct.
In their concerts, the duo performs live the ten songs that make up their first album _BCN626, an oneiric experience in which there is no shortage of a couple of surprise versions, large doses of electronic improvisation and strong emotions, which we will witness in Ph 2021.
Faithful to a new scene garage free of labels, the band evolves in an ascending climb with an unmistakable sound that they have consecrated in their latest album 'I feel death, with which they show the demand of a group without fear of heights. The Barcelona trio is once again strongly positioning itself as one of the great alternative rock bands in our country.
“We like to explain things in another way”, that is how they define their lyrics, direct, catchy and sincere. But if you know how to do something Women is to give us 'tralleros' anthems, turning their concerts into a good place to let their hair down to the rhythm of eternal songs.
"Even so I will continue", the phrase that Martí repeats in his single 'The windows are turned on' has become a daily mantra as the main soundtrack of the Phe spot 2021, and it is not by chance.
After three albums, A lot has mutated in a more than surprising evolution from Spanish pop/rock to danceable electronic music. The multi-instrumentalist's relationship with synthesizers was formalized on his fourth album and first solo work 'Is there anyone at home?'. A musical epiphany in which he skilfully combines nostalgia with the present through unique lyrics that flee from self-censorship, sung with the intimacy and honesty of a scathing speaker named Martí Perarnau IV.
The acclaimed band led by Víctor Cabezuelo and Julia Martín-Maestro is already, despite the youth of its components, considered a cult within the independent scene of our country. After the success of their latest albums 'Magnolia' and 'Loto', they will present their new work for the first time at Ph 2021, an album that will be released in the fall and from which we can already listen to several singles, such as Ivory tower.
Rufus T. Firefly promises an unforgettable experience thanks to a hypnotic live show in which its unmistakable textures and highly addictive riffs will not be lacking, filling the environment with much love and sound beauty.
One of the most overwhelming live shows on the national indie scene… Four years and several surrealisms later, they repeat in Phe Festival to present their fifth album Bizarre Love Triangle (2020) to record an unstoppable evolution that continues to reap praise and awards along the way.
Those who know this Galician formation know that it is a live band comparable to a sound hurricane out of control; those who have not yet had the opportunity to live it, prepare yourself for a good dose of attitude, distortion, nonconformity and a lot of "turra", as they define their essence.
If there is a word that can describe Rigoberta Bandini is the closeness. Saying what he thinks (or feels) with a sense of humor and poetry is the key to his musical proposal, which moves between pop and electronic blues.
“Young promise of Spanish music” is the phrase that is most used to introduce the Catalan artist whose real name is Paula Ribó. With a style designed to “dance and celebrate”, the singer has managed to dazzle critics and the public alike.
In 2020 he burst onto the national scene with four singles: 'Fiesta', 'Que Cristo Baje', 'Too many drugs' and 'In Spain We Called it Soledad', a song that made it onto almost all the lists of the best of the year.
Rigoberta Bandini confirms its upward trajectory with the publication at the beginning of 2021 of 'Perra', a more vindictive song and that is postulated as a feminist anthem, but that does not give up dancing. We can enjoy your live in Ph 2021.
