Solara Opens the Helium Era on EЯЯORR
The Brazilian duo introduces a three-part album arc with a debut EP shaped by club tension, analog warmth and a broader artistic vision built through music, image and movement.

Helium Vol. 1 begins with three different temperatures. “Tides Of You” carries the melodic pull, “Worlds Apart” widens the emotional frame through a breakbeat pulse, and “Not Anybody” brings the sharper club pressure. Together, the tracks introduce Solara, the Brazilian electronic music duo formed by Lugui and Henrique, with a debut release that feels designed as the first look into a wider artistic vision.
Released on May 15, 2026 via EЯЯORR, a Brazilian label recognized for its curatorial approach, Helium Vol. 1 marks the opening chapter of the project’s Helium era. The rollout continues with Helium Part 2 on June 26 and leads into Helium Part 3, the full album, on August 7. Listen to Helium Vol. 1 below.
Solara’s identity comes from contrast: melody with bite, warmth with club tension, electronic music shaped less by a fixed genre than by different experiences inside the same artistic world. Across the first volume, the duo works with analog synths, vocal-driven moments, live-feeling rhythm and emotional breaks, building a sound that moves through indie dance, house and a more cinematic approach to the dancefloor.
Helium was born from the idea of letting each track have its own energy. We wanted the first volume to show different sides of Solara from the start, because the project was never meant to live inside one specific sound.
That idea is clearest in the way the three tracks behave. “Tides Of You” is the most direct entry point, with a hook that gives the EP its most immediate lift. “Worlds Apart” takes a wider, more dramatic route, shaped by the decision to move the track into breakbeat. “Not Anybody” leans into the duo’s acidic side, bringing a more physical and instinctive charge to the release.
The process was a lot about finding where our ideas met. We had a few things we knew we wanted, like strong musical moments, synths with character, drums with life and breaks that created emotion. From there, each track started finding its own place.
The release through EЯЯORR gives Solara a precise first frame. The label’s curatorial profile matches a debut structured in chapters, where the first EP introduces the project and the next chapters keep shifting the perspective around it. The format also gives Lugui and Henrique room to let Solara grow in public, track by track, without reducing the project to a single genre marker.
Vol. 1 is the first image of the project. It shows where Solara begins, but the album will reveal other sides of the sound, the visuals and the way we want people to experience it.
With two more chapters already scheduled, Helium Vol. 1 positions Solara as a new Brazilian project with a clear sense of construction: three tracks now, a second volume in June and the full album arriving in August. The first release sets the tone with melody, atmosphere and acidity, while leaving enough space for the rest of the Helium era to change the shape of the picture.
Helium Vol. 1 is out now via EЯЯORR.
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