Brazilian-born singer-songwriter Nath Tavares turns corporate frustration into creative liberation on her new album ‘See Attachment’, bringing together the run of singles she has shared throughout 2026.
Written after years spent pursuing a conventional path through prestigious universities, consulting and the technology sector, the record charts her decision to reconsider the expectations that had shaped her adult life. But rather than treating the subject with complete seriousness, she combines vulnerability with satire, poking fun at workplace culture while documenting her own search for independence.
Musically, ‘See Attachment’ reflects a life spent across Brazil, Mexico, China, the US, France and Portugal. Pop and urban production collide with Brazilian funk, salsa, mariachi and merenguetón, alongside the narrative instincts Tavares developed through musical theatre.
The album initially took shape during an intense 12-day writing period, with Nath Tavares creating one song each day until the wider story felt complete. Producer Nano Moreno then spent four months helping transform those demos into the finished record.