Filipe da Graça Albufeira, Portugal
Filipe da Graça is a millennial lost in between the Algarve, London, Lisbon and Eastern Europe. His sound originates in a fusion of indie rock, shoegaze, folk, country, Atlantic beaches and colour grading suites.
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