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We present you our last edit in close collaboration with Biralo Music, this time we have reworked Juan Luis Guerra - Que Vale La Pena.

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Mòo & Jo x Biralo

Moo & Jo , Biralo - Que Vale La Pena ( Edit )

And they call me the Chosen One - Liu Kang

Born into a world where beats and melodies were as vital as the air itself, Moojo's musical journey began in the vibrant heart of the South of France, Nice. From an early age, Moojo displayed an innate connection to rhythms and melodies. He surrounded himself with diverse musical influences, ranging from traditional African & Latin sounds to modern electronic beats, laying the foundation for his unique musical identity.
As Moojo grew, so did his passion for music. He embarked on a relentless pursuit of knowledge, honing his skills in production and DJing. With an uncanny ability to blend many cultural styles of music with contemporary electronic elements, Moojo crafted a signature sound that resonates with audiences worldwide.

 Moojo quickly garnered support from industry giants Black Coffee, Diplo and Blondish. His early releases such as ‘Simba’, ‘Makasi’ EP and Mo Black's chart-topping ‘Lora’ were an instant success, with Black Coffee featuring the ‘Lora’ at Tomorrowland.
‘Desperado’ & ‘Vamonos’ (4.9M & 1.9M Spotify streams respectively), caught the attention of stalwarts like Rufus du Sol, Diplo, and Bedouin.
Upon Diplo's invitation, Moojo remixed ‘Fortress’ released on Diplo’s Higher Ground. 2020 introduced ‘Jupiter’, with Caiiro on remix duties.
His breakout hit, a remix of ‘Moth To A Flame’ by The Weeknd & Swedish House Mafia became an anthem and has over 7.1M streams on Spotify, propelling the track to ‘the most listened-to Afro house track of 2022’.
More recent collaborations include Demayä with ‘Lotus’, Da Capo with ‘Secret ID’ and Bun Xapa with ‘Hate It or Love it’, all under Moojo’s label, Calamar Records.