HUMIDADE

50 Sombras De Tarraxo

from the Tia Maria Produções 'Tá Tipo Já Não Vamos Morrer' 12'' (P006, July 2014)

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DJ B.BOY - Moh Cota

TRRX

Fodencia The Big Booty

DJ UNKNOWN - TARRAXO PACK DO GHETTO MIX

Legacy

Levanta a Mão

In this episode, we interview DJ Bebedera, known as the Father of Tarraxo. He shares insights into his musical journey, his inspirations, and his thoughts on the evolution of Tarraxo music. DJ Bebedera talks about his favorite tracks, his dream studio setup, and the challenges he faces as a producer. He also discusses his upcoming projects, collaborations, and future aspirations for Tarraxo. Don't miss this in-depth conversation with one of the pioneering figures in the Tarraxo music scene.

Tarraxo Podcast - Episode Three - DJ BeBeDeRa

DARK PERREO - INSTRUMENTAL BEATS - FREEDL CCBY

La Vuelta

Written and produced by @danilo-furtado
Mastered by Mathieu Berthet
Illustration by Léopold Bensaid
BZKS02 / PRMSSS006
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DJ BeBeDeRa - Tarraxo Bandido Organização Criminal

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The almighty Buraka Som Sistema join the Upper Cuts free download series on a mission to give the world yet another musical genre to dance to. The tropical downtempo madness of first 15 minutes of their now legendary Boiler Room set marked the introduction of Zouk Bass, a brand new tropical hybrid born from the meeting of the French Antillan rhythms of zouk - and its Lusophone relative kizomba - with the bass-heavy styles of the UK underground. 

Zouk Flute is the name of the track that brings the slow and sexy zouk rhythms to the 21st century clubs. A mischievous and downright hypnotic melody instantly puts you in the mood for dancing in dimly lit rooms, giving the style's tropical heritage a dangerous modern edge. While the charming synths reel you in, the heavy slow-paced beats and thick sub-bass pressure promise to keep you nailed to the dancefloor, ocasionally breaking the spell to ask the DJ for yet another rewind. 

As it happened all those years ago with the fast-paced Angolan rhythms of kuduro, yet another tropical revolution in electronic dance music can be traced back to Buraka Som Sistema's studio. While the beats radically change this time around, the need to make people dance their troubles away stays the same. Because dancing is always the best remedy, why not do it a bit slower? 

Additional vocals by Myriiam

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Buraka Som Sistema - Zouk Flute

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