Syncerus is the duo formed by Gisela Bianchi and Tomás Mazlumian, two multi-instrumentalists whose musical bond goes beyond the artistic: it is professional, personal… and family.
Origins and style
Their connection began years ago, when Gisela was Tomás’s vocal coach. What started as a student–teacher relationship grew into a strong friendship, a natural artistic collaboration… and eventually into love. That personal journey also shaped their music: Syncerus was born out of the need to create something authentic, blending emotion and sonic diversity.
Although Rock is always their starting point, their sound crosses genres: folk, blues, soul, grunge, country, and pop. Each song is approached organically, giving it exactly what it needs—textures, atmosphere, and feeling.
Inspirations
Their roots draw from legends such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Janis Joplin, Etta James, and Ella Fitzgerald, as well as contemporary artists like Chris Stapleton, Kaleo, and Hozier.
Career highlights
- Atlantic Coast Tour in Argentina (2017), with multiple shows marking their first steps on the national scene.
- Participation in major festivals such as the San Pedro Country Festival (several editions) and Rancho Taxco.
- Opening performance at TEDx Saint Gregory’s College (Argentina, 2022), delivering a show that combined strength, sensitivity, and an inspiring message.
- Their songs are played on radio stations worldwide and available on all digital platforms, reaching listeners across Argentina, the U.S., England, Canada, Switzerland, Sweden, Germany, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Mexico, Uruguay, and more.
Discography
- No Man’s Land (EP, 2017) – six original songs.
- Cholera (single, 2019) – an intense release of fury and rage, featuring a guitar solo by Martín Legovich.
- Drag My Chains (music video, 2020) – inspired by the quarantine, accompanied by online shows broadcast globally.
- TAMAS (single, 2021) – an exploration of darker emotions, recorded in one live take.
- Lullaby (single, January 2022) – inspired by their children, with layered vocal harmonies, acoustic guitars, and piano.
Present and future
In November 2025, they will release Losing Myself, a song that celebrates emotional connection through sensitivity and romance.
In May 2026, they will unveil their first full-length album, featuring 11 tracks that bring together their most emblematic singles and new, unreleased material. Following this release, they are preparing to tour Latin America and Europe, bringing their music to international stages and connecting with new audiences.
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