Superficial is an artistic nickname of Federico Schmid of Buenos Aires. The three sets of ideas he follows in his art (and perhaps in his life) are romanticism, symbolism and hedonism. The first two can be easily found in "Montevideo" since such enigmatic music is a symbol of its own. But hedonism? Maybe some of the people in the audience will adapt it for the soundtrack of their daily pleasures.
"Montevideo is a collection of song created in 2015-16 in one of Argentinian rooms. They're mixture of ambient, delicate noise and elements of post-rock, that forces in subconsciousness and feels itself at home there. It's also a musical journey. It has to take place somewhere near the capital city of Uruguay. Among sleeping oaks and the lakes of mercury in which one can bath. Doesn't it sound pleasant? It's also "pure melancholy, the one that cannot be explained, and uncertain future that come from the unpredictable fate".
The album is available for "pay-what-you-want". Delicious.
