Originating from Lisbon, Pedro Miguel, known as Filete, began his musical journey at 14 with classical guitar lessons. He quickly moved to electric and bass guitar, joining local punk garage bands.
By 1987, influenced by YMO and Kraftwerk, he delved into analog synthesizers and joined an electronic trio. Dissatisfied with the band's direction, he embarked on a solo career to pursue his own artistic vision.

The 1990s saw Filete co-founding Lulu Blind with To Trips (Dead Combo), establishing one of Portugal's first popular grunge bands. After Lulu Blind's debut album, Filete departed to set up his own recording studio, focusing on original scores for television and film. He notably served as composer for Pogo Teatro, an independent theatre company, for which he released two soundtrack albums, Sent and Zap Splat.

During this period, Filete completed his degree in music composition and worked extensively as a sound engineer for various bands, both in the studio and live. He also served as a Front of House (FOH) engineer for prestigious venues like CCB, Teatro D. Maria II, and Coliseu dos Recreios.

Filete currently resides in London. His music is released by Tuna Records and distributed by Distrokit.