Dirtybird continues its Flight Week Brazil series with “Want It More,” a new collaboration between Brazilian producer Pitros and singer, songwriter, DJ and producer Belami. The release marks the fourth single to emerge from the label’s 2025 writing camp, following previous collaborations from Breaking Beattz, BadComppany and Sudden Heat.
Built around the spontaneous energy of the writing camp, “Want It More” came together through one of Flight Week Brazil’s defining creative concepts: unexpected artist pairings and rapid-fire studio sessions. The result is a dark, bass-heavy house record that brings together Pitros’ elastic low-end grooves and Belami’s sultry vocal hook.
The track wastes little time establishing its intent. Heavy basslines and tightly wound percussion create a driving foundation, while Belami’s vocals add a seductive edge that gives the production its darker character. Designed for late-night dancefloors, “Want It More” captures the chemistry that can emerge when artists are thrown into an unfamiliar studio environment and given the freedom to experiment.
Flight Week Brazil has created a fast-moving creative ecosystem that takes participants between writing sessions and clubs throughout Brazil, offering a snapshot of the country’s diverse house music culture. Each release reflects that free-flowing atmosphere, combining established production techniques with unexpected collaborations and stylistic turns.
“Want It More” continues the writing camp’s central mission: creating club-focused records that remain rooted in dancefloor functionality while allowing unusual pairings and ideas to shape the final sound.
Hailing from Minas Gerais, Pitros represents a new generation of Brazilian producers making an impact beyond the country’s borders. Based in São João del Rei, he has released music through Nervous Records and Sola Records, an Armada Music imprint, while also contributing collaborations to CUFF, Repopulate Mars and Track ID.
His tech house-driven sound has earned support from major names including Mochakk, Dom Dolla and Gene Farris. Pitros also made his Dirtybird debut earlier this year with “Tease Me,” establishing an early connection with the label that now continues through Flight Week Brazil.
For Belami, “Want It More” represents her first release on Dirtybird. The artist is the creative project of Brazilian singer, songwriter, DJ and producer Isabela Mariani, who is based in Belo Horizonte.
Drawing from melodic techno and minimal house, Belami has been steadily developing her presence within Brazil’s underground scene, establishing herself as an emerging voice with a sound that sits comfortably between atmospheric songwriting and club-focused electronic production. Her contribution to “Want It More” adds another dimension to the track while marking an important new step in her growing catalog.
As the fourth release from Dirtybird’s Flight Week Brazil writing camp, “Want It More” demonstrates the value of putting artists from different corners of Brazil’s electronic scene into the same creative space. Pitros and Belami turn that spontaneous collaboration into a dark, seductive house record built to move dancefloors well beyond its Brazilian roots.
“Want It More” is available now across all major streaming platforms.