Post Hit are a Portuguese duo, initially created in November 2002 by Paulo Scavullo and Rui Pires.
A few changes went along the band's journey and nowadays, Post Hit are composed by Paulo Scavullo responsible for vocals and Flávio Pacheco controls the sax and keyboards.
They've released their debut self titled album on April 2005, with a sold out concert at LUX in Lisboa, also receiving very positive and "enthusiastic reviews".
From this record you can count with the hits Vanishing Boys and Glamorama.
HITMUSIC! is the chosen name for their next work, that will count with the help of David Benasulin becoming the producer of the upcoming new songs.
The new single is FYM (it could be a great association with our name, right?) but it's a smart acronym for Free Your Mind - pay attention to the chorus - and the video was genially directed by Paulo Seabra.
Traveling somewhere between the psychedelic and the dream side of our minds, playing with a very electronic tone almost sounding like some 80's Depeche Mode and yet, Post Hit can evoke new fancy-dancy-moves.
The song is catchy, it has an amazing power behind all the freaky connection and it makes me really curious to see what's coming next!
A few changes went along the band's journey and nowadays, Post Hit are composed by Paulo Scavullo responsible for vocals and Flávio Pacheco controls the sax and keyboards.
They've released their debut self titled album on April 2005, with a sold out concert at LUX in Lisboa, also receiving very positive and "enthusiastic reviews".
From this record you can count with the hits Vanishing Boys and Glamorama.
HITMUSIC! is the chosen name for their next work, that will count with the help of David Benasulin becoming the producer of the upcoming new songs.
The new single is FYM (it could be a great association with our name, right?) but it's a smart acronym for Free Your Mind - pay attention to the chorus - and the video was genially directed by Paulo Seabra.
Traveling somewhere between the psychedelic and the dream side of our minds, playing with a very electronic tone almost sounding like some 80's Depeche Mode and yet, Post Hit can evoke new fancy-dancy-moves.
The song is catchy, it has an amazing power behind all the freaky connection and it makes me really curious to see what's coming next!
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