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Fabrício Morais (born March 23, 2003) is a Brazilian songwriter and musical producer from São Paulo state. His alternative pop style is shaped by his fanaticism of the underground scene and American culture, drawing inspiration from personal experiences, artists, books, conspiracy theories, and horror and science fiction films. Through acting classes, Fabrício found better ways to express himself through music, even releasing "Saudade da Presença" written by his theather mentor "Lua Morkay". "Cataclismo" (2021) - debut album - the artist reflects on the antagonistic role that humanity has been playing with its own species through environmental degradation, adding religious experiences and flirting with self-destruction. "Mitologia" (2023) - his sophomore album - addresses self-reflections mirrored in stories from Greek and Chinese mythology. It also has references to the stories of the Salem witches in the track "Entre Nós & Deus". "Queda Livre" (2024) - his third album - his most pop album to date. He was inspired by artists from the Brazilian pop scene, which encompass the genres of baile funk and trap. "Wade" (2025) - his fourth album - is his first full-length work entirely in English. It has a dance and electronic sound. Creating the alter ego called "Wade", the artist seeks an answer to heartbreak and lack of self-care, singing about the violence he would be willing to do for a romantic partner and the supposed pain of fame.
