Yndi Da Silva is a French-Brazilian composer, performer, and producer. Under the pseudonym Dream Koala, she gained international recognition for her ethereal pop through her singles and EPs: "We Can’t Be Friends" (2012), "Odyssey" (2013), "Earth. Home. Destroyed" (2014), and "Exodus" (2015), which have accumulated several tens of millions of streams on digital platforms. In 2017, she stepped back from the stage to begin writing what would become her first album: "Noir Brésil." Alternating between Portuguese and French, and blending synthesizers with the sound of drums, Yndi, now performing under her real name, imagines a contemporary song across thirteen tracks where dreaminess, fury, and saudade coexist, far removed from clichés. Following the experience of her first album, Yndi initiated a return to the essentials by bringing together her close circle around the project "Ensemble Solaris," a collective of musicians that includes Canblaster, Superpoze, and Variéras. Designed as a collective, this group of musicians regularly gathers in unusual locations to perform ephemeral shows. In 2024, she continues her musical exploration with an entirely acoustic album, written and composed by Yndi and recorded with a group of six musicians. This second album, titled "Memoria," will be released very soon.