The album 'Ambitious Nightmare' was released on February 23 and features a collaborative effort between the collective Chelpa Ferro and the artist Fausto Fawcett. Founded in 1995, Chelpa Ferro is known for merging visual arts with electronic music, crafting a soundscape that reflects the urban chaos of Rio de Janeiro. The album's artwork, which combines Barrão's piece with graphic design by Daniel Ribeiro, visually underpins the themes of absurdity and unrest that Fawcett's lyrics articulate.

Fausto Fawcett's lyrical prowess shines through in this latest project as he captures the essence of a city marked by both beauty and horror. The album's title suggests an ongoing struggle, a persistent sense of discomfort in the Brazilian landscape that resonates deeply with listeners familiar with the nuances of urban life. Fawcett’s imagery draws from his experiences in Rio, providing a critical lens on contemporary issues within the city.

Overall, 'Ambitious Nightmare' serves not only as a musical experience but also as a commentary on the socio-political climate in Brazil. As urban sounds blend with Fawcett's evocative poetry, the work reflects on the absurdities of daily life and challenges listeners to confront the realities they inhabit. This collaboration is timely, compelling, and an integral part of the cultural dialogue surrounding modern Brazil.