Scúru Fitchádu

Scúru Fitchádu is a vibrant musical project that blends punk aesthetics with disruptive electronics, deeply rooted in Cape Verdean music and African influences. Led by Sette Sujidade, this solo project combines drum 'n bass with aggressive basslines and heavy beats, incorporating traditional funaná from the Cape Verde islands. Born in Portugal to first-generation African parents, Sette's background reflects a mix of cultures, which he weaves into his music. His performances are known for their energetic and rebellious nature, often featuring instruments like the concertina and synthesizers. Albums like "Un Kuza Runhu" and "Nez Txada skúru dentu skina na braku fundu" showcase his experimental approach, focusing on orality and subversive rhetoric.

Scúru Fitchádu's music is a testament to his connection with his African heritage, blending urban edge with traditional sounds. His live shows have captivated audiences worldwide, from Portugal to international festivals, with their unique fusion of electronic and punk elements. The project's name, meaning "Deep Dark" in Cape Verdean creole, reflects the intensity and depth of his music, which continues to evolve with each new release.

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