The singer and songwriter rides on one of the peaks of the new Brazilian music wave Dora Morelenbaum . Her sublime voice takes you through her sensual musical universe.

Morelenbaum is a member of the Brazilian Latin Grammy-winning superstar quartet Bala Desejo, who took Roskilde Festival's Gloria stage last year. The band has helped to open up Brazilian music to a new audience outside the country's borders.

On her solo EP Vento De Beirada the singer presents a different sound than Bala Dejo's rebellious, happy and avant-garde tropicália sound. Her solo material leans more towards a more dreamy, downbeat MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) influence. Modernity is evident, but it is also possible to trace inspiration from idols such as Gal Costa and Maria Bethânia.

The EP consists of four tracks, which have already garnered great praise after their release. The opening number is the tender and gentle “Japão”, which is inspired by the melodies of the legendary Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. The composer once worked with the singer's parents, who are also musicians; Paula and Jaques Morelenbaum when she was young.

The song “Dó a Dó” is full of lush, sweeping strings arranged by her father and the song was co-written with Tom Veloso from the band Dônica. He is not the only collaborator on the release. There are further collaborations on the EP, including production by Ana Frango Elétrico, one of the stars of Rio's music scene. Lucas Nunes of Bala Desejo contributes production, songwriting and guitar, and Guilherme Lírio also contributes production, guitar and bass. While Bala Desejos Zé Ibarra has written the song "Vento De Beirada" together with Lucas and Victor Vasconcellos.