Baby Internet is an emerging and multifaceted artist whose eclectic blend of genres reflects the rich tapestry of global music culture. Despite their enigmatic presence, they have steadily carved a niche within the music scene through a series of compelling releases that showcase an innovative fusion of sounds. Baby Internet's discography is marked by a fearless approach to creation, evidenced by tracks like "Black Water Station" and "Yellow Water Station" that juxtapose brooding melodies with an avant-garde use of instrumentation.

Hailing from a diverse musical background, Baby Internet's unique sound borrows elements from world music as seen in songs like "Quanto Tempo Eu Tenho" and "Só o Amor Salva," which resonate with a resonant Latin influence. The themes explored by Baby Internet are equally varied, with "Ufa Caliquinha" and "Psycho 2" delving into introspective moods, while "Xô Satanas," "Barras Sujas," and "Ancestrais" evoke an edgier, more confrontational tone. The artist’s profound connection to their heritage and contemporary issues come together poignantly in works like "Funeral Azul," cementing Baby Internet's place as a poignant voice in modern music that resonates with listeners across different spectrums.