"Viella" (aka "ViellaDUB") is a project by Brazilian composer, music producer and instrumentalist Henrique Villela. As a producer and audio engineer, he collaborated with several artists such as Tata Chama & as Inflamáveis (producer and mixing engineer for the album "Fogo Fátuo"), Roça Nova (producer and mixing and mastering engineer for the album "Tramóia"), Diogo Veiga (producer and recording, mixing and mastering engineer for the EP "Egbe Tobi Ode") and Iadumá (producer, recording engineer, mixing and mastering and dub remixes for the EP "Yah Thumas Project"). Henrique also had the opportunity to study a Bachelor's degree in Musical Composition at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora, where he had contact with experimental music, electroacoustic music, soundscapes, atonal music, classical music, choirs and orchestras, deepening and expanding his repertoire by inserting his music with influences from artists such as Merzbow, Ake Parmerud and John Oswald. Mixing it all, he released the album called "Música Reciclada" - the result of work developed throughout college. As a guitarist, Henrique is a member of the band Soul Rueiro, performing at shows and festivals and participating in the recordings of the album "Juventude é Resistência" and the single "Jah Legalize/Já Legalizando" - both recorded in a 100% analog process on magnetic tape by engineer and producer Lisciel Franco. Henrique Villela continues composing and producing/recording artists in his studio "Carranca".