October. A third single, "Get Loud!", was released on 26 June 2012 after the singer returned from maternity leave. On 1 December 2012, she released "Hair & Soul" with a music video sponsored by Wella. In April 2013, she released the single "Shine It On" and the live album DNA Tour. This was followed in June by the single "Amor, Amor", and in November by "Turn It Up", which featured the rapper Soulja Boy. In June 2015, she began the W15 Tour, celebrating 15 years of her career. 2016–17: Reformulation and 33 In early 2016, she began recording her eighth studio album with a more commercial pop style and Portuguese lyrics. It was to be produced by Mister Jam and César Lemos. She also announced that she was returning to using the surname Camargo after 8 years. On 17 May, she announced that she had shelved the material she was recording and changed the producer team to make a redirection in her career and a move towards sertanejo music. She re-recorded the album with Eduardo Pepato as producer, explaining: "The way of pop I do not identify myself, it is not my beach, my footprint is romanticism and the sertanejo is a strong mark of my I'm doing what I believe." She left her contract with Sony Music and signed with Work Show, known for its sertanejo releases. On 26 July, she released the first single from the album, "Coração Embriagado"; this reached number 19 on Billboard Brasil, the best result of her career until then. "Vai que Vira Amor" was released as a promotional single on 26 August. On 19 August she released her eighth studio album, titled 33. The work received harsh criticism, with critics labelling her a sell-out "without musical identity". Musical characteristics Influences Wanessa has cited Celine Dion, Shania Twain and Mariah Carey as three of her great references. In her early albums, she sought inspiration from country pop artists, noting Twain as well as Dixie Chicks and Faith Hill; she has covered the songs "Not Ready to Make Nice" and "Breathe" by the latter two artists. She performed with her father on the Pai e Filha Tuor and sang several songs by artists who influenced her, including "From This Moment On" and "You're Still the One" by Twain. Another artist cited as important in her development is Rita Lee, with whom she re-recorded the track