Fleesh is a Brazilian rock project founded in 2014 by Gabby Vessoni and Celo Oliveira. The project began when the duo decided to record a handful of songs together, which led to their independently released debut album My Real Life in 2015. After the album came out, they started posting tribute versions of classic progressive rock songs on their YouTube channel, gradually attracting a worldwide audience. Their renditions of music by Renaissance, Steve Hackett, Rush, and Marillion were especially well received, encouraging them to move further into progressive rock territory on their next original album, What I Found (2017). Later that same year, Fleesh released a Rush tribute album titled The Next Hemisphere, featuring 14 tracks that aimed to represent the band’s entire career. A successful crowdfunding campaign allowed them to issue both albums in physical form. In 2018, they embarked on another tribute project—this time a double album. Script for a New Season became their homage to Marillion, a band that has been a major influence on their music. At the end of 2018, the duo began work on their third original album. The result was Across the Sea, a concept album exploring the stages of depression through both lyrics and musical themes. In 2019, Fleesh finally took their music to the stage. They performed their first live concert as a duo in the United States in April, and later that year appeared in Brazil with a full band—Rodrigo Zacconi on bass and Leo Peccatu on drums—to present material from Across the Sea. A live DVD of their debut performance was also released.
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Pile of Bones
No Rewind
Echo
Stuck
Till the Morning Comes
The Garden
Frankenstein
Catch the Rainbow
Script For a Jester’s Tear
Comfortably Numb
I Will Remember
Silent Lucidity