Bábabâ bá?

Bábabâ:
(Tagalog) vb: pumapanaog, papanaog
English: going down, getting down, getting off

This "pfunky" collaboration is a volatile combination of Manila's more notorious and notable groovers and shakers; arguably some of the most superfluous and flamboyant rockers in the local underground music scene. Their incendiary mix of soulful vocals, unapologetic blues riffs, and infectious bass lines over the decisive rhythm of the beat result in a fiery blend of intellectually complex, yet ineffable primal sonic excursion that snatches you in mid-air and abruptly drops you in the middle of the groove.

Brothers of the GetDown:
Tino Valentino - babble
Anjones Elemos - bends
Alien Umali - boom
featuring their funk buddy (casual sets): Bea Lao - babe

Born and raised on the mean streets of Buitenpost, Estano, AKA Danny Haijema, started his musical journey when he was 8, when he was given a musical instrument by his Dad. It was at this moment that Danny Haijema knew he wanted to be part of 'The Scene'.

He first became interested in the electronic music scene in 2007. In 2011, aged 14, his Mum and Dad bought him his first set of turntables. He did various warm up sets before the doors opened in clubs hosting major names such as Kraantje Pappie, Fabio, and many more. In 2014, he achieved his big break when he realised he was big in the game. It was after this point when he started getting gigs at big events.

After receiving several offers, Estano released his first big track on B-Sound Records Recordings in 2014. Though the single didn't sell as many as he probably would have liked, Estano is a fighter and since 2012 has been locked in the studio perfecting his craft.

Suffice to say, the EDM scene should be expecting big things from Estano in 2017.

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