Exploited warmly welcome back FM4 resident Joyce Muniz who returns to the label and continues her incremental ascent with a slice of gratitude in the form of bumping, Lo-fi afro Italo.

'Mo Dupe' makes use of vocals from a Nigerian ritual that pays homage to the Goddess of abundance, Oxum. The raw, untreated timbre of the vocals are paired with a crunchy, textural bed as bit crushed drums bump with a palpable snap and a propulsive bass line bores straight through the heart of the groove like a train track.

Foggy synths and a hefty dose of spacious delay whip up a thick, intoxicating energy across a track that manages to be both singular and deeply playable.' 

Artist: Joyce Muniz
Release: Mo Dupe
Label: Exploited 
LC: 15799
Cat: EXPDIGITAL261
Publishing: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing/Sony ATV
Beatport Pre-order: 11.04.25
Release Date Streaming: 18.04.25
Global Download: 02.05.25

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Joyce Muniz - Mo Dupe | Exploited

Exploited warmly welcome back FM4 resident Joyce Muniz who returns to the label and continues her incremental ascent with a slice of gratitude in the form of bumping, Lo-fi afro Italo.

'Mo Dupe' makes use of vocals from a Nigerian ritual that pays homage to the Goddess of abundance, Oxum. The raw, untreated timbre of the vocals are paired with a crunchy, textural bed as bit crushed drums bump with a palpable snap and a propulsive bass line bores straight through the heart of the groove like a train track.

Foggy synths and a hefty dose of spacious delay whip up a thick, intoxicating energy across a track that manages to be both singular and deeply playable.'

Artist: Joyce Muniz
Release: Mo Dupe
Label: Exploited
LC: 15799
Cat: EXPDIGITAL261
Publishing: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing/Sony ATV
Beatport Pre-order: 11.04.25
Release Date Streaming: 18.04.25
Global Download: 02.05.25

Mo Dupe

Mo Dupe (Radio Edit)

Joyce Muniz - Mo Dupe (Radio Edit) (Exploited)

Joyce Muniz - Mo Dupe (Exploited)

Exploited warmly welcome back FM4 resident Joyce Muniz who returns to the label and continues her incremental ascent with a slice of gratitude in the form of bumping, Lo-fi Italo.

'Mo Dupe' makes use of vocals from a Nigerian ritual that pays homage to the Goddess of abundance, Oxum. The raw, untreated timbre of the vocals are paired with a crunchy, textural bed as bit crushed drums bump with a palpable snap and a propulsive bass line bores straight through the heart of the groove like a train track.

Foggy synths and a hefty dose of spacious delay whip up a thick, intoxicating energy across a track that manages to be both singular and deeply playable.

Artist: Joyce Muniz
Release: Mo Dupe
Label: Exploited 
LC: 15799
Cat: EXPDIGITAL261
Publishing: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing/Sony ATV
Beatport Pre-order: 11.04.25
Release Date Streaming: 18.04.25
Global Download: 02.05.25

Mo Dupe (Instrumental)

Joyce Muniz - Mo Dupe (Instrumental) (Exploited)

Pre-order: https://ffm.to/modupe

@exploited welcomes @joytoy (Joyce Muniz) back to the label, returning with a brand new, lofi Afro Italo bumper, 'Mo Dupe'.

'Mo Dupe' makes use of vocals from a Nigerian ritual that pays homage to the Goddess of abundance, Oxum. The raw, untreated timbre of the vocals are paired with a crunchy, textural bed over a propulsive bassline.

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