Hyperpotamus makes a'cappella music, that simple, with four microphones, a loop station pedal and litres of water.
After being involved in a number of bands as a drummer and piano player, he decided to ditch musical instruments altogether and go his own way. What he left behind were bloodsucking labels, abusive rehearsal space rent, impossible transportation of bass drums and cymbals in unwelcoming geography, and lumbago. Freed, he started to rehearse his vocal compositions in the undgerground metro stations of Madrid; just 6 months later he was singing in front of 1400 people in Joy Eslava, one of Madrid's largest venues. He now self-releases his debut album "Largo Bailón", a sonic-artisan craft in which the only instrument he uses is his own voice, and all this with hardly any promotional fanfare other than good old word to mouth.