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@sstorbo Desde León (Guanajuato) 
Desde los estudios de Buenos Muchachos. 
www.instagram.com/sstorbo/

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Sstorbo - Desde el principio

Electro chingon

Dembow/Tropical

There are a few bands that will always make you remember where you were when you first listened to them. The Peruvian masked duo from Lima named Dengue Dengue Dengue is definitely one of those bands. The year was 2012 and Rafael Pereira and Felipe Salmon had just released their debut album ‘La Alianza Profana’, where their unique take on cumbia with dub and techno elements was presented to the world via stunning tracks like Simiolo, and complemented by a vibrant, colorful and psychedelic aesthetic on their videos and live visuals. We were instantly hooked. 

From then on, we knew we had to have Dengue Dengue Dengue on the Enchufada catalog. Fast-forward to the present and the boys have turned in an incredible six-track EP called ‘Serpiente Dorada’, which sees their unique and unmistakable sound develop and grow even further. While the relentless and hypnotic cumbia is still at the core of their sound – as the title-track Serpiente Dorada proudly displays – one can also hear as zouk bass slowly enters the melting pot of influences on Banana or Bugutu, while still managing to sound like no one else. The Jamaican sounds of dub, reggae and dancehall weigh heavily over the whole EP, but it’s in Booom that they make themselves more noticeable, while Rama sees the Peruvian duo leave their comfort zone and experiment with 120BPM beats. Finally, Senen Pani provides the perfect EP closer in the form of a dreamy, rhythmically-charged psychedelic lullaby. 

Perfectly translating the band’s approach to club music, ‘Serpiente Dorada’ is an infectious and colorful mixture of global sounds, as genres are used as a starting point on their ongoing search for the perfect hybrid beat, where the total is more than the sum of its parts.

www.soundcloud.com/dengue
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Serpiente Dorada

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Dengue Dengue Dengue - Serpiente Dorada

Argentina's Frikstailers return to planet Earth with their new six-track EP that pairs cosmic synths with funky, frenetic cumbia beats fused with electronic mayhem designed to move terrestrial butts worldwide.

3D Artwork here: http://zzkrecords.com/cropcirclesep/

Mezclado por: Andres Oddone (www.bugambiliaestudio.com)
Masterizado por: Sebastian Cordovés

Venus

https://thump.vice.com/en_us/track/digital-cumbia-duo-frikstailers-drop-future-tropical-vibes-all-over-woranait

Frikstailers - Woranait

Daydream (Original Version)

Sample: Final Fantasy XV OST - Stand Your Ground [Main Battle Theme]

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決定 [Determined] | #LMTLESS

Its a Hard hitting, Bass boosted remix of "Clavar La Espada" from the anime bleach.

Bleach - Clavar La Espada (🔥 Wriske Trap Remix🔥 )

ONDA DE VERDE (LOOSE MY BREATH) - SUPERFICIExMC CRASHxMC LANxDJ ROMULO FKOFF1963 Edit

Inspired by Turismo The Prince again lol.
Enjoy:D
p.s. who else think Obito is litXD

Obito(original)Prod. By ESOTB

6th compilation out on Paris based record label HTS : Club Tribute

Free DL : http://htsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/club-tribute

1. @Heiballo - Cry It Out
2. Asmara - Let Ting Go (@wuperstar 's Vocal Edit)
3. @haabib1 - HHU
4. Loom x Rihanna -  Where's My Balaclava (@victormetske Unethical Blend)
5. @reclusebeats - Thunderbolt
6. @simonfantome - Amour Ha (Niska x Rizzla X Evian Christ) 
7. FUNERAL x Don Omar - Dale Ansias (@elflvco Blend)
8. Hush, Dont Say A Word (@djadipop Mashup)
9. @miraclesdj - Ice Riddim
10. @brvtus - Sneaky Riddim
11. Ytem, Blastah x Calle 13 - Undress (@xbodyxbody Edit)
12. @user-690206090 - Shaky Shaky

Club Tribute

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Asmara - Let Ting Go (Wu's Vocal Edit)

Did some edits and put them in a different context. Hope you like them. x

Photo by Poria Asghari
Design by Pim van Velsen
Master by Ben Saint

Mall Grab X EYCEE - I've Always Liked Funky

Ornstein and Smough is a duo of boss characters from the action role-playing game Dark Souls. Independently known as Dragon Slayer Ornstein and Executioner Smough, they are fought together, and often regarded as the hardest boss in the game.

Ornstein & Smough

quick lil bootie i made

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@gr6-explode

HOUSE OF KAUÃZINHO (KAILI BOOTLEG)

Afrodititita

We hunt not because we are primitive and without reason. For we hunt purely for sport, enjoyment, and more importantly, to honor our elders. We, are the Yautja.

Predator || プレデター

https://soundcloud.com/sstorbo Desde León (Guanajuato) 
Desde los estudios de Buenos Muchachos. 
www.instagram.com/sstorbo/

Sstorbo - Cumbia Sabor

Sstorbo - Riki

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2013/06/omeprazol

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Frikstailers "Omeprazol"

For DJ booking please contact: ahorasuenaelcaballito@gmail.com
“El sonido de Caballito refleja el calor, la alegría, las raíces, las ganas de mover el culo, el sudor, la buena onda...”
Caballito da a luz en una cálida Granada en septiembre de 2010, fruto del reencuentro entre Bigote y Grita, dos auténticos exploradores y recicladores de los ritmos latinoamericanos.
Pioneros en nuestro país en esta corriente ElecTropical que poco a poco va invadiendo todo el globo, empiezan sus andadas publicando varias mixtapes en su propia web y en distintos blogs del subterráneo movimiento. Pronto decidirían ilustrar sus mezclas con una explosión de gifs animados, vídeos y colores estridentes y muy chillones (creados por ellos, son también apasionados de la imagen), creando así un entorno psicodélico, divertido y uniforme. Fue entonces cuando Grita y Bigote decidieron lanzarse a la producción estableciendo su propio netlabel, siguiendo la línea de la licencia libre (Creative Commons). De esta forma, todo lo publicado en Caballito, ya sean producciones suyas o de otros artistas, fluye libremente por la red.

“Caballito sound reflects the warmth, the energy, the roots, the need to move the ass, the sweat, the good wave...”
Caballito is born in Granada, in September 2010, when Daniel aka Bigote and David aka Grita meet again. It was a while since these two guys were checking out traditional Latino-American rhythms and discovering the Digital Cumbia, new Tropical style emerging all around the world.
Caballito, pioneer in our Country within this musical current, started publishing mixtapes in his own web and in different blogs, with the intention of breaking our hips. But quickly this world was too small for them, so they started to flood us with videos and psychedelic gifs. Was at that time when Grita y Bigote jumped into production creating their own netlabel, whose phylosophy follow the free licence idea. All the stuff published - their own productions and the collaborators’ ones - all flow freely through the web. 

Sstorbo - Riki

Caballito Netlabel