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SUPERFRESH (PANIK DISCO REMIX)

VIDEO HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Bppb71M3M 

Performed by: Bunji Garlin
Written By: Ian Alvarez
Produced By: Wesley Pentz (Diplo) & Alex Barnwell (Kubiyashi)
Female Vocals: Danielle Veira
Mixed and Mastered by: Keron Hector (Scratchmaster - Barbados)

Major Lazer and Kubiyashi teamed up to do this track, performed by the legendary Bunji Garlin.  The song titled "It's a Carnival" is self explanatory, that when these legends in the game come together its nothing but good times, and vibes - literally a carnival.  

Bunji Garlin - Its A Carnival

Available now on all digital stores & streaming platforms:
Bandcamp - bit.ly/UpperCuts-Bandcamp
Spotify - bit.ly/UpperCuts-Spotify
iTunes - bit.ly/UpperCuts-iTunes

After the zouk maestro JSTJR kickstarted the third Upper Cuts season with his slow winding beats, it's now time to pick up the pace with Estonia's foremost Global Club Music expert, the one and only Bert On Beats. 

Proving exactly how global this Global Club Music scene can get, this top-notch producer returns to Enchufada with the powerful Arriba, a bass-heavy track that sees the studio wizard blend UK bass music staples with all sorts of tropical dance floor heat. Heavy syncopated drums and roaring basslines draw inspiration from the London underground scene, as the layers of intricate percussion and contagious flute melodies create a hypnotic vibe with middle-eastern flavour that is bound to make hips sway across the world. 

Arriba points the Global Club Music series that is Upper Cuts in new and unexpected directions, while keeping the party vibes on a constant high. This tune marks Bert On Beats' return to the label, after dropping the powerful Bassy Baile on the Hard Ass Sessions EP series back in 2011.

www.soundcloud.com/bert_on_beats
www.enchufada.com

Upper Cuts Volume III

Arriba

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Bert On Beats - Arriba

Buraka founding member, Enchufada head honcho and Global Club Music champion Branko teams up with the Los Angeles-based producer Astronomar and the Melbourne-based Ugandan vocalist SK Simeon for his new cut Don't Touch That.
 
Unpredictable as he may be, the Lisbon producer has consistently delivered his own brand of highly-addictive and danceable tropical gems and his latest tune is no exception. Premiered live on his monthly residency on the renowned BBC Radio 1,Don't Touch That is the first taste of his forthcoming EP on Enchufada, the much-anticipated follow-up to his celebrated 'Time Out EP' and 'Drums, Slums & Hums' mixtape. 

As soon as you hit play you're hit with a hypnotic conga melody, sinuously twisting and turning as a dense triplet rhythm and a powerful beat urges dancers to gather on the floor, moving to the sound of this guaracha-inspired groove. SK Simeon's deep Jamaican-style flow gets warped and looped to contribute to the mesmerizing vibe of the track, as all manner of bleeps and interstellar synths join the party to create a powerful and uplifting club anthem. 

Keep your ears open for more info on the new Branko EP soon, scheduled for an early April release with the freshest Global Club Music vibes, exciting collaborations and a ton of surprises. But of course, you wouldn't expect any less from the 'ghetto music Anthony Bourdain', now would you?

Available for free download for two weeks!

www.soundcloud.com/brankoofficial
www.enchufada.com

Don't Touch That (feat. Astronomar & SK Simeon)

Branko - Don't Touch That (feat. Astronomar & SK Simeon)

Almost one year ago to the date, Buraka Som Sistema were called to perform on the first Boiler Room in their hometown of Lisbon. On the first 15 minutes of this now-legendary set (which you can still watch on Youtube) a new sound was introduced to the world. An intense, hypnotic and tropical-flavored 90 BPM beat got the crowd moving and Buraka’s sharply-dressed master of ceremonies Kalaf picked up the microphone - “We call it Zouk Bass”, he shouted. The crowd went wild and a new genre was officially born. 

Fast-forward one year into the present and Zouk Bass is now a worldwide phenomenon. From its origins as Antillean fast-paced party music - the word Zouk actually means party in the local creole - to being slowed-down and sensualized in Angola under the name Kizomba, to finally brought into the Global Club Music melting pot by Buraka Som Sistema, this sound has come a long way. 

Showcasing zouk maestros from all around the world, from USA’s JSTJR to Russia’s Insane Fennel, including Portugal’s DZC Deejays, the UK’s KJs, France’s Mala Noche and Buraka Som Sistema themselves - among many others - ‘We Call It Zouk Bass Volume I’ presents a truly global scene, united under the mission of making dance floors move a bit slower and a lot sexier.

Buy it at: 
iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/we-call-it-zouk-bass-volume-i/id806302251
Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/we-call-it-zouk-bass-volume-i/1237035
Junodownload: http://www.junodownload.com/products/we-call-it-zouk-bass-volume/2392295-02/
Boomkat: http://boomkat.com/downloads/924726-various-we-call-it-zouk-bass-volume-i

www.enchufada.com

We Call It Zouk Bass Volume I

Sente

Buraka Som Sistema - Sente

CARNNIBAL “Fangs”-SLDZ030
Feat. Two Sev, Zee Reach, The Clerk
Out March 31, 2014 - 7 Inch & Digital EP
Sleediz Records, France (Artcover by Sassa Cartum)

Sleediz Records is proud to present you a new artist called Carnnibal with his first EP called "Fangs". Sah Brukout aka Carnnibal is a very elusive 'left-field Jamaican Dancehall' producer whose work has been described as the antithesis of Dre Skull/Major Lazer in terms of the approach to the genre. He keeps bringing new sonic challenges to the dancehall & bashment scene and still eluding the media with no social machinery behind."Fangs" is from the upcoming EP under the same name, out March 31, 2014 on Sleediz Records (Digital & 7inch) available online and in specialised stores worldwide. Remixes and Feats by Two Sev, Zee Reach & The Clerk for some Moombahton, Trvp and Tropical mad chunes!!!

THEY SAID ABOUT FANGS EP

-Dub Gabriel (Destroy all concepts)
 «Carnnibal's EP is Pure Raggabass/Global Bass Sound Clash, Fiya!»

-Caballo (Mad Decent/Tropical Bass)
«When you have Carnnibal teaming up with Ragga Twins, French beatmaker Zee Reach, Italian badman The Clerk, and US TwoSev in one release, you know Dancehall just got the ultimate ghetto-bass level. Watch your speakers cry bass as the ladies get grinding.»

-Marcus D. (Do Androids Dance)
« A top-notch piece of dancehall funk, certain to cause the kind of unexpected booty-dropping celebration at which the EP's promo video hints.»


03-Carnnibal-Hotta than hot

Davido - Skelewu (Major lazer x Wiwek remix)

Stoopid is the first taste of Buraka Som Sistema’s forthcoming new album, inviting you to join the world’s most tropical band to explore new sonic territories on this anticipated new single. This wild ride through global rhythms displays a fresh take on Buraka’s unmistakeable sound, which is taking over the world once again with a third studio album on June 9th.

Aftercluv Dancelab The Drop

Stoopid

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Here's a few groovy remixes of a track we recorded a few years ago for a mixtape called Thievery.  Go like "Loki da Trixta" on facebook and download them for free.  YAY!

Flaminguinho (J-1 version)

Here's Toddla T dropping our brand new track 'Vuvuzela (Carnaval)' on his BBC Radio 1 show. 

Taken from Buraka Som Sistema's upcoming album 'Buraka' this one is straight for the clubs.

supported by Diplo, Crookers, Toy Selectah, Sinden, Rob da Bank + more.

Hope you enjoy it!
Buraka!

Vuvuzela (Carnaval)

Performed By: Skinny Fabulous
Written By: Gamal Doyle
Produced By: Kubiyashi + Clint (DEVA)Abraham
Back Vocals: Gamal Doyle
Mixed and Mastered by: Keron Scratchmaster Hector

Skinny Fabulous - Ignorant

Skinny Fabulous - Amsterdam (Supermodels)

Dengue Dengue Dengue (@Dengue) have an enviable ability to whisk together the traditional and electronic. Their debut LP La Alianza Profana was a stellar example of just that - a cumbia-cum-electronica joyride dip-dyed in all the right amounts of psychedelia and mystique. 2014's follow up project, Serpiente Dorada EP was no less of a trip. And now with July 2015 here, the Peruvian pair are providing a sneak peek at their next move. "Murdah" is four minutes of footwork-paced hysteria that showcases a step up in tempo. Unrelenting drum pounds, a percussive tribal backbone and rapid-fire vocal chops become locked in an aural bull-fight that's both infectious and dancefloor-ready.

The highly-anticipated second album from Dengue Dengue Dengue arrives later this year via Enchufada. Lap this free download up while you can.

Dengue Dengue Dengue "Murdah" - Boiler Room Debuts

Buraka Som Sistema - Restless (Radio Edit)

Burakaton feat Bomba Estereo - Produced by Stereotyp & Buraka Som Sistema, included in Buraka's second album "Komba", available right now in every decent music store around the globe!

Back on fine form with this, their third LP, Buraka Som Sistema have once again carved out their own niche among the thousands of global bass producers out there at present. "Komba" refers to an Angolan wake that occurs seven days after a death, where food and drink are supplied for friends of the deceased and general merriment and celebration occur. This seems like a pretty sensible way to log out of this mortal coil, and BSS have the soundtrack nailed - with their breakneck tempos, superb arrangements and dark and dirty club sounds always underscored by perfect beats at every step. The raw funk of the title tune, the commanding "We Stay Up All Night" (featuring SBTRKT vocalist Roses Gabor), or the hectic juke/2-step/dubstep of "Lol And Pop" make this a truly essential album, and a perfect remedy for those left wanting by recent releases from Major Lazer and MIA.



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