COLETIVO #1 com @pedrodalinha

O Coletivo é um espaço criado pelo Musicbox, inspirado pela proximidade estabelecida com os DJs e produtores que ocupam a sua pista de dança. Agora ocupam também a antena da rádio SBSR.FM com um programa semanal que traz as influências clubbing deste espaço lisboeta aos ouvidos que escutam além do Cais do Sodré.

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TRACKLIST
1 - Rkeat [@rkeatonly] - Kizsax  
2 - Don Mayor [@donmayor] - Break Your Formation ft. Uki
3 - Sassy Girl - Khe Pasó
4 - Ar Kedabar [@arkedabar] - Sacred
5 - Sonidero Landero & Mielycumbia [@mielycumbia] - La Cumbia Caracas
6 - FurmigaDub [@furmigadub] - Saudadidela
7 - Astroboi - Medusa
8 - ROOi [@r-o-o-i] - La Revolucion ft. Sassy Girl
9 - Soldal [@soldal] & Circuit - 7iYLN ft. Vioma
10 - COCOTAXI [@cocotaxi] - Suave
11 - Esty [@estyofficial]- 7heaven
12 - Thornato - Break Away
13 - Teta Lando - Tanta Nkento (DJ N.K Remix)
14 - Rocky Marsiano [@rockymarsiano] - Semba Assim 
15 - Semba da Minha Terra - Cajocada
16 - Busy Twist [@thebusytwist] - Olha O Pica (Remix)
17 - P.Adrixx - Bonga |||
18 - Johnny Bravo [@johnnybravo_77] - Espirito Carnaval 
19 - Africa Negra - Quê Santomé (DJ N.K [@djnk] Remix)
20 - Buraka Som Sistema [@burakasomsistema] - Komba
21 - Roska [@roskaroskaroska] - Curious
22 - Oscar Neves - Mabele (Uproot Andy & Geko Jones Remix)
23 - Zombies For Money [@zombiesformoney] - Me Toca Só
24 - MC Caue - Bata Tambor (Juan Beukeboom Edit)
25 - Voto Gonçalves - Onongombe

COLETIVO @ SBSR.FM - Pedro da Linha | 17 Fev 2023

Donae'o - Big Ben (Zutai Gqom Edit)

KEVIN KOFII | POUND AND YAM RADIO LIVE | 30/07/23

Young talented Nivek dropped a high energy set to close out our weekly Friday night @ Terra!

Nivek Live @ Terra -January 24th 2024

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Practice mix for Rhythm Passport

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“I wanted to show the uniqueness of my own style which I would describe as more musical”, Emo Kid explains, “you can feel the music when you listen but it still hits hard with that Gqom flavour.”

That Gqom flavour, powered by hard, fast, uncompromising drums, provides a solid core from which everything else functions. Bright, shimmering trance synths feature on ‘Futuristic from Gqomtera Ep which will be release on 27th of October.

Gqomtera EP

Emo Kid - Futuristic Gqom

Durban’s 23 year-old producer Emo Kid has announced he is to release eight-track debut EP, ‘Gqomtera’, through Gqom Oh! on October 27th.

Although titled ‘Gqomtera’, which Emo Kid explains is a slang term he and others use for the music, the record actually explores Sgubhu — another strain of South African dance music that shares many stylistic parallels with Gqom, though is always written with a 4x4 beat. Like DJ Lag before him, an artist widely considered the king of Gqom, Emo Kid is also considered a pioneer in Durban; “Some people call me the Sgubhu king, but I'm just happy they're enjoying my music”, he says.

Based in Inanda, in the Etafuleni area township in Durban, Emo Kid’s house looks out over an area called Isandlwana — the spot where the Zulu army famously defeated the British Army in the Battle Of Isandlwana in 1879. It is from this backdrop that he has written the majority of his music over the last few years, including new record ‘Gqomtera’. He has also spent time producing for well-established South African artists like DJ Tira, a DJ who has been tipped to win an upcoming Red Bull Culture Clash in Durban.

At eight tracks long, ‘Gqomtera’ provides a comprehensive overview of the Sgubhu sound, with the aim of taking the listener on their own ‘Durban Journey’. “I wanted to show the uniqueness of my own style which I would describe as more musical”, Emo Kid explains, “you can feel the music when you listen but it still hits hard with that Gqom flavour.”

That Gqom flavour, powered by hard, fast, uncompromising drums, provides a solid core from which everything else functions. Bright, shimmering trance synths feature on ‘Futuristic Gqom’, while on ‘Enkwarini’ — “another word for a party or fantastic get together” — vocalist Fawell skips over light, playful Sgubhu rhythms. There’s also space for harder, deeper cuts like ‘Ground Shaker’, cut with a twinkling melody line, the charging pace and power of ‘Insimbi Yase Dubane’ and the anthemic ‘Asbambeki’ featuring local crew TLC Fam, translating loosely to being unstoppable; “It means you can’t catch us basically”, Emo Kid says proudly, “On the dance floor, you can’t touch us, we’re on fire.”

Capturing the raw, street sounds of his city, Emo Kid is the latest Durban artist to take the music global and with ‘Gqomtera’, put Sgubhu firmly on the map.

Tracklist

Asbambeki ft. WorstHood, Resto & Ayanda (TLC Fam)
Futuristic Gqom
Insimbi Yase Dubane (The Sound Of Durban)
Rains Of Terror (Main Mix)
Enkwarini ft. Fawell
Ground Shaker
Digital Response
Isukile ft. Mapopo

Emo Kid - Rains Of Terror (main mix)

Durban’s 23 year-old producer Emo Kid has announced he is to release eight-track debut EP, ‘Gqomtera’, through Gqom Oh! on October 27th.

Although titled ‘Gqomtera’, which Emo Kid explains is a slang term he and others use for the music, the record actually explores Sgubhu — another strain of South African dance music that shares many stylistic parallels with Gqom, though is always written with a 4x4 beat. Like DJ Lag before him, an artist widely considered the king of Gqom, Emo Kid is also considered a pioneer in Durban; “Some people call me the Sgubhu king, but I'm just happy they're enjoying my music”, he says.

Based in Inanda, in the Etafuleni area township in Durban, Emo Kid’s house looks out over an area called Isandlwana — the spot where the Zulu army famously defeated the British Army in the Battle Of Isandlwana in 1879. It is from this backdrop that he has written the majority of his music over the last few years, including new record ‘Gqomtera’. He has also spent time producing for well-established South African artists like DJ Tira, a DJ who has been tipped to win an upcoming Red Bull Culture Clash in Durban.

At eight tracks long, ‘Gqomtera’ provides a comprehensive overview of the Sgubhu sound, with the aim of taking the listener on their own ‘Durban Journey’. “I wanted to show the uniqueness of my own style which I would describe as more musical”, Emo Kid explains, “you can feel the music when you listen but it still hits hard with that Gqom flavour.”

That Gqom flavour, powered by hard, fast, uncompromising drums, provides a solid core from which everything else functions. Bright, shimmering trance synths feature on ‘Futuristic Gqom’, while on ‘Enkwarini’ — “another word for a party or fantastic get together” — vocalist Fawell skips over light, playful Sgubhu rhythms. There’s also space for harder, deeper cuts like ‘Ground Shaker’, cut with a twinkling melody line, the charging pace and power of ‘Insimbi Yase Dubane’ and the anthemic ‘Asbambeki’ featuring local crew TLC Fam, translating loosely to being unstoppable; “It means you can’t catch us basically”, Emo Kid says proudly, “On the dance floor, you can’t touch us, we’re on fire.”

Capturing the raw, street sounds of his city, Emo Kid is the latest Durban artist to take the music global and with ‘Gqomtera’, put Sgubhu firmly on the map.

Emo Kid - Ground Shaker

From Bryte's debut album "Too Good For Your Liking".

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Too Good For Your Liking

Bryte - Push It (prod. Max Le Daron)

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Practice mix for Rhythm Passport

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