Alexandre Moreira is a versatile recording, mixing, and mastering engineer, as well as a record producer known for his expertise in arrangements and co-writing. His musical talents span a wide array of genres, including Jazz, Classical, Rock, Metal, and Pop. Moreira earned his Bachelor's degree in Music Production and Technologies from the Faculty of Music and Performing Arts of Porto (ESMAE). In 2015, he relocated to Gothenburg, Sweden, where he established his own recording studio.

Moreira has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including American-Swedish singer-songwriter Jacques Labouchere, percussionists Manuel Alcaraz Clemente, Lúcia Viana da Silva, and Malin Sjökvist, as well as Lebanese prog-metal acts Amadeus Awad and Ostura, and the folk duo Aigua. His solo projects are noted for their eclectic mix of genres and feature contributions from various guest artists such as multi-instrumentalist Ric Byer and musicians Riccardo and Matteo Nicolin, and Sebastian Sandoval.

In addition to his work in Sweden, Alexandre Moreira, also known as Alexandre de Souza Moreira, was a Brazilian engineer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Rio de Janeiro. He was a founding member of the group Bossacucanova, a trio that innovatively fused bossa nova with electronic elements. Bossacucanova gained international recognition with albums like "Revisited Classics" and "Uma Batida Diferente." Moreira was married to Cris Delanno and worked at Estúdio Mola. His contributions to music were recognized with two Latin Grammy nominations for Best Engineered Album.