Mães Solteiras is the Portuguese punk supergroup: "The idea of a single mother is as punk as it gets: raising a child alone, against the world"
They call themselves Mães Solteiras — a supergroup made up of André Henriques (Linda Martini), Joaquim Albergaria (PAUS, Bateu Matou, Vicious 5), Pedro Cobrado (If Lucy Fell) and Ricardo Martins (Pop Dell'Arte, Lobster, etc.) — and have just released their debut album, “Vamos Ser Breves”, ripping hardcore punk with choruses that rail against the state of affairs. BLITZ met them in Lisbon, days away from their live debut: Friday in Porto, Saturday in the capital.
PZ to release one song a month throughout 2026 until the new album is released at the end of the year — with surprise guests
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The first song, 'Todo o Santo Dia', released in January, features Samuel Úria.
Pedro Abrunhosa: 'This album tries to bring some order to the chaos; it's a refuge'
In response to 'one of the most tumultuous moments of the new world order', he made Inverbo, a nocturnal album from which an uneasy light peeks. It is released on Friday. He will present it live in Porto and Lisbon.
Tiago Sousa marks 20 years in his career with a new album
The pianist, organist and composer, known for albums such as “Crepúsculo” and “Insonia”, marks 20 years in his career with a new release, “Sustained Tones Vol. 1”, made up entirely of his own original compositions.
