As much inspired byBillie Eilish and Rosala, as Milton Nascimento and Toninho Horta and not sounding like other records coming out of Brazil, Inteira is unique.

Though rich in its Brazilian heritage, inspired by samba cano, MPB, and the Clube da Esquina movement, it also channels influence from bands such as Portishead and Massive Attack, mixed with jazz, contemporary leftfield and electronic pop artists.

Musically, it is not easily pigeonholed, with beautiful, well-crafted songs, sophisticated arrangements, eloquent vocals and intimate lyrics. Each track reflects different moments and stories from Nina’s youth but with dialogues, feelings, and questions that span generations and resonate with all.

This ambitious debut album is Nina’s vision and sound, expressing herself without constraints a