Life of Lana

Into the Wild — a night to remember at Cabana Libre’s 3rd festival. This live recording captures the magic of Saturday night, where I had the honor of curating the lineup and opening for the incomparable M.E.M.O., one of my all-time favorite DJs.

Set amidst nature’s untamed beauty, this set is a journey through deep grooves, organic textures, and cinematic melodies.

Music and nature share a rhythm—a pulse that reminds us we’re all part of something bigger. This set is my love letter to that connection, weaving moments of introspection with bursts of energy as wild as the world around us 🌌.

Let the sounds take you somewhere off the map. Close your eyes, feel the wind, and step Into the Wild.

Tracklist:
1. Spread Love - Hanna Haïs & Saint Evo @hanna-hais @st-evo-the-myth
2. Alto Mare - Derun & Ldrdo @derunmusic @ldrdo
3. What We Think - Giorgia Angiuli & Teenage Mutants (Lunar Plane Remix) @giorgiaangiuli-1 @teenage-mutants @lunarplane
4. Agafay - T-Puse & Menachem 26 @tpusemusic @menachem26legacy
5. Bayati Shiraz - Kuman @kuman-1988
6. Faust - Argy & Son of Son @argyofficial @sonofson-ofc
7. Sully - Illusionize, Silver Panda & Emy Perez @illusionize @silverpandamusic
8. Well (Confuse me, refuse u, seduce me, reuse u) - AckerMan @ackerman_music
9. Safe Pace - DC Salas @dc-salas
10. Closed World - Roswell Brothers (Favio Inker Remix) @roswellbrothers @favio-inker
11. All or Nothing - Dina Summer, Kalipo & Local Suicide @dinasummer @kalipo-1 @localsuicide
12. Elucidum - Son of Son @@sonofson-ofc
13. The Void - Che Jose @chejose
14. Meganation - Cuprite & River Red (Coxenberg Remix) @cuprite_music @coxenberg
15. Flava Selekta - Carl Bee @carl-bee
16. Gotta Be Big - Disfreq @disfreq

Into The Wild - Live from Cabana Libre Festival (14 Sept 2024)

Step into a time machine headed straight to to Brasil in the early 1980s, when the sun was warmer, the rhythms smoother, and life just made more sense. This mix is a love letter to that golden era of boogie, MPB, jazz-funk, and disco-infused samba.

Expect lush horns, warm synths, smooth Brazilian vocals, and the unmistakable sound of Rio de Janeiro in that era. Think Tim Maia, Marcos Valle, Jorge Ben, and more.

Still learning the craft, so the mix isn’t perfect. But the love for the music is real. Feedback is always welcome.

BPM range: 95–120
Era: late ‘70s to mid ‘80s

DJango presents: Brasil Boogie - Rio de Janeiro, 1980

Mixtape with Moody Music that Tells a Story.

DJango presents: Brasil Boogie - Rio de Janeiro, 1980

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