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Jason Derulo X Snoop Dogg   Wigle-wigle ( club remix)

Here my new demo started in 2016
Preview in progress !

Absolune - Waiting For Me - 112 bpm

Waiting For Me

Headphones on

Jeremih - oui

“Gira” (a portuguese word meaning to change or turn around) is Batuk’s third single and music video (following the tribal house of “Daniel”, and the upbeat township house of “Call Me Naughty”).  Batuk's debut album, "Musica da Terra" will be released on May 27th 2016. 

Batuk’s latest single, is a hard hitting song of protest, calling for change. Addressing the constant war and fighting in Africa, the song is born of dance floor culture, but not of it’s typical hedonistic nature. Gira is a loud call for change from the youth of Africa. There are currently fifteen African countries involved in war, or are experiencing post-war conflict and tension. The statistics are not only shocking/frightening…the time has come for CHANGE. 

The beautiful music video was submitted to Batuk, by a fan who was touched by the song at a live show, and dug through his trove of documentaries and stock footage to create a powerful montage. 

On the EP, the Gira original version is accompanied by two stunning South African house remixes, one by the Ggom stalwarts, Rudeboyz, and another by Johannesburg legend producer/DJ Eltonnick. 



Gira ft. Nandi Ndlovu

So I have a chicken... a rooster to be exact...and the fucker goes off in the middle of the night.... so then Ivan Dola Sent me this track dope track during and rooster singing episode at 3 am featuring a chicken...must be cosmic powers LOL


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and as always, Mixed and Mastered by Frank " EL Medico" Rodriguez

#KABOOOM !!!

My Chicken

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Ivan Dola - My Chicken (Original Bass)

I was told i should post more Baile tracks.

then A.M.G. sends me this.... i fucks with this =)

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E Tu Cerda

Dj A.M.G. - E TUDO CERTA (Original Bass)

ARTIST: LUA PRETA
TITLE: “Emoções Coloridas EP”
LABEL: SHANGO RECORDS
CAT. No: SHNG019
RELEASE DATE: 21 APRIL 2017
COVER DESIGN: 2.46 Design

"They're experts at crafting deep, hypnotic, Afro dance emotions in the highly narrative style of a traditional song and they create music which is inspired by colors, dreams, lost paradises, and new horizons of human belonging. Their stuff is both sophisticated and highly efficient and you can expect the thrilling joy of celebrating on a shimmering summer weekend, captured in a featurelength documentary with music, heart, and a dash of African sun. For all those moments when there is no need for words this EP contains three beautiful tracks of Afro peak-time euphoria on a sunlit open air dance floor!"

Exilio

Enchufada label founder Branko is to release 14-track compilation, ‘Enchufada Na Zona’ — a natural extension of his NTS radio show of the same name — on July 7.

Roughly translated from Portuguese, Na Zona means something like being in a specific place, occupying a zone and owning it — a fitting metaphor for Branko’s career as a DJ and producer exploring the global side of club music.

@batuk_sa
@brankoofficial
www.enchufada.com

Branko Presents: Enchufada Na Zona

Força Força (Branko Edit)

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Batuk - Força Força (Branko Edit)

Populous returns to Wonderwheel with two remixes of the first single (on the album of the same name) "Azulejos". First up is Man Recordings boss Daniel Haaksman, who gives the track a stuttering rework straight to the dancefloor, while Rastronaut brings in a more dubby house vibe.

Azulejos Remixes

Populous - Azulejos (Daniel Haaksman Remix)

Daniel Haaksman ́s remixes have been a fixture in the global club scene for years, offering up a hard-to-define blend of Brazilian and Afro sounds mixed with various club genres. “Remixes 2008-2017” shows Daniel Haaksman ́s eclectic sound melded into a more club-friendly format with eleven remixes for artists such as Schlachthofbronx, Batuk, Felipe Cordeiro, Omulu and Populous amongst others, most of which were released over the past nine years.


The compilation “Remixes 2008-2017” now anthologises Daniel Haaksman ́s best remixes, covering his finest remixes from 2007 up to 2017. The compilation displays his preference for remixing a diverse range of artists from around the world, including Germany ́s Schlachthofbronx, South Africa ́s Batuk or Weird Together from New Zealand. The opener, a remix for Brazilian Nordestino star Felipe Cordeiro kicks off with a hip shaking, dembow inspired beat. Colombia ́s Makine Del Karibe gets reworked in a tropical house fashion, the Brazilian-French collaboration of Omulu + King Doudou receives a trap inspired treatment. The compilation excels when it showcases Daniel Haaksman ́s knack for transforming the original onto a club ready rework withouth losing the original ́s essence and identity. “Loco” for example by Cuban outfit Madera Limpia is remixed into a dancefloor bomb, deftly layering synths and percussions on a thundering beat. Other highlights include his recent remix for Italian up and commer, Populous as well as Montreal- Moçambican singer Samito.

Creating a great remix is a delicate process, one that requires a relationship to the original, yet also a certain forcefulness in order to create a new production, rather than merely adding another beat to an acappella or melody. Over the last decade, Daniel Haaksman has displayed exactly this balance of reverence and confidence, creating his own sound in using the groundwork of others to build upon. This compilation presents Haaksman ́s capacity to produce remixes that sound today as fresh as they did when they were originally released.



Yours from Berlin,
Banda Man Recy

Daniel Haaksman Remixes 2008-2017

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Felipe Cordeiro - Problema Seu (Daniel Haaksman Remix)

Qwasa Qwasa - Nightshop

Vocals from : Maskarado - Monami from @akwaabamusic <3

These few tracks are a travel into the beauty of african percussions! Salone is for Sierra Leone, my home country <3
I hope you'll like it 

Thanks to my G @user-51590241 (LARSAINT) for the collab <3

The amazing visual is from my good friend VICON (IG)

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/55f00a'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Monami (Salone EP)

Watch the music video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EayCT5tcaHc

Daniel Haaksman´s acclaimed “With Love, From Berlin” album (released on 25th of January) is focussing on Berlin as a city of yearning for international artists. For his album Daniel commissioned various co-artists to reflect upon their live in the German capital. The feature with Angolan singer Kalaf Angelo (formerly of Buraka Som Sistema) e.g. reflects on what it means to be Black in Berlin. Mexican singer Coco Maria sings in “La Añoranza” about feeling homesick and eventually transforming into a Neu-Berliner.

One of the outstanding tracks of the album however features Brazilian singer [{“Cibelle”(})]. Internationally known since the late 1990s as one of Brazil’s most radical and talented singers and interdisciplinary artists. After a musical hiatus for a focus in visual art and transitioning , having come out as a non-binary person - thus addressed in “they/them” pronouns - [{“Cibelle”(})] moved to Berlin in 2015 after finding comfort and room for self exploration in Berlin showing itself as an accommodating, sex positive trans feminist queer hub.
Cibelle’s work addresses a need for us in society to halt the redistribution of violence and structural oppressions stemming from excluding each other on the basis of race, ability, beauty standards, gender assignment, identity or expression.
“Corpo / Sujeito” (“Body / Subject”) unfolds into a radical questioning of what it means to be a man or a woman, a body bound person or a person beyond a body, our gaze upon each other. Lyrically it narrates states of being that lay beyond gender binaries whilst affirming the strength that arises within someone in letting go of complying with the pre-existing gender binary boxes and their roles. Berlin echoes in “Corpo / Sujeito” (“Body / Subject”) as one of the global centres where one may find room to better understand oneself outside of cis-hetero-normativity, and play out one’s existence with moderately more safety than other capitals, such as São Paulo, where [{“Cibelle”(})] comes from.

The video for Corpo Sujeito offers an opportunity to the viewer to reset their own societally programmed gaze towards people in regards to how one perceives and understands gender, queerness and expression.
It shows an intersectional and inclusive selection of individuals in a plurality of sexualities, skin tones, facial features and gender identities across age in the act of simply being.
they “dress up” wearing all items of clothing in unprescribed ways, in an accumulation of layers that may mirror the layers of self that form identity or the layers of societal judgement that could exclude or include a person.
They get completely covered to the point the view looses the sense of the biology which is animating these animated piles of clothes. The bodies move with gestures that would be perceived as “feminine” or “masculine”, or combinations of both in nuance, regardless of their assigned gender. The camera highlights features that a white cis-hetero-normative society would deem as imperfections, unacceptable grooming those bodies.
The goal is to incite radical empathy though a kinder and more present gaze that recognises the validity of all shapes and forms of being and expression beyond assigned gender, identification, performance, age, race, ability, sexuality, class.
To honour the life that inhabits all bodies and expresses throughout.

The single is accompanied by a breath taking remix by LA´s Kelman Duran. Known for his unique deconstruction take on dembow ryhthms, Duran transformed Cibelle´s song into a sacral sounding, introspective track with a gut-shattering bass.

Batuk - Força Força (Branko Edit)

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