Slow It Down (Pmpasto Remix)” – Joe Kay, CRUZIN, Isiah
As a long-time fan of Joe Kay and the Soulection movement, this track always held a special place for me. The energy, the space, the feeling—it’s everything I love about future soul.

For the remix, I didn’t want to lose that essence. I simply reshaped the drums to bring in a Urban Kiz groove, letting it breathe more on the dancefloor while keeping the intimacy intact.

It’s smooth, it’s soulful, and it carries the kind of late-night warmth that Soulection is known for—now with a deeper, more body-led rhythm to move to.

Slow It Down (with Cruza & Isaiah Falls) (Pmpasto Edit) Remix

“TILL SHIT POP OFF (Pmpasto Remix)” – NVNO 97
Originally flipped by my best friend NVNO 97 from an A$AP Rocky sample, this track already had that raw, unfiltered energy. For the remix, I shifted the drums into a Urban Kiz x Shatta fusion—giving it a deeper swing and more dancefloor intention without losing the original grit.

It’s heavy and hypnotic at the same time. The bounce is still there, but now it moves in waves. This one’s for the late-night cyphers, the experimental freestylers, and the dancers who feel every bar in their chest

TILL SHIT POP OFF (Pmpasto Remix)

The original track by @offtide!  this dreamy, cyclical feel—like floating through memory. For this remix, I leaned into that feeling and added Urban Kiz drums to give it a deeper sense of flow and movement.

There’s a softness here, but it still grooves. I wanted it to feel like a slow spin across the dancefloor—pulling from the emotional vibes of a Douceur-style remix but keeping it grounded in rhythm.

It’s subtle, smooth, and built for the kind of dance that feels like a conversation with no words.

Carousel (Pmpasto Remix)

The original Messy felt like emotional chaos wrapped in smooth melodies—raw, honest, and beautifully unfiltered. When I heard it, I didn’t want to change the story—just the setting.

For this remix, I gave it a more Urban Kiz-influenced drum pattern, letting it flow with intention while keeping the tension and vulnerability intact. The remix leans into the mess—in a way that invites you to dance through it, not run from it.

It’s moody, grounded, and made for the kind of partner dancing that tells a whole story without saying a word.

MESSY (Feat. Freaky Lee & Skollie) (Pmpasto Remix)

It’s Pmpasto edit Experience ‘All Yours’ in a whole new light with this Urban Kiz remix. Merging Amaria's and Dylan Sinclair soulful vocals with rhythmic Kizomba beats/ Zouk, this track invites listeners to the dance floor, blending emotion with movement. Perfect for those seeking a harmonious fusion of R&B and dance rhythms.

All Yours (Ft. Amaria & Dylan Sinclair) (Pmpasto Remix)

I reimagined Trey Songz’s “Lonely” into a smooth Urban Kiz/Kizomba vibe, slowing it down to let the emotion breathe and adding deep, soulful drums to guide the dancers.

Perfect for late-night socials, intimate dances, or just vibing solo.

Feel the heartbeat in every beat.

Follow for more remixes blending R&B, Kizomba, and Urban Kiz!

For dance use only. I do not own the original song — all rights to the original artist.

Lonely (Pmpasto Remix)

Kissing In Public (Pmpasto Remix)

🎧 I Didn’t Say It, I Danced It – Mixtape by Pmpasto

An emotional narrative told through rhythm, shadow, and sweat.

This mixtape is a memoir I couldn’t write—so I remixed it instead.

Crafted during a season of transition and performed at the tail end of Rhode Island’s only Kizomba weekender, “I Didn’t Say It, I Danced It” is my late-night truth told in basslines, breathwork, and memory. Every track here is a chapter in a story I never got to finish with words—only with movement.

I flipped and remixed these tracks to carry the tension between grief and flirtation, loneliness and surrender, stillness and searching. It’s Urban Kiz, Zouk, and emotional storytelling woven through sound.

Smoothies Snacks (Pmpasto Remix)

Searching (Urban Kiz Remix)

Holding Me (Pmpasto Remix)

Pmpasto is a DJ, dancer, and cultural storyteller emerging from Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Rooted in rhythm from a young age, he has spent over a decade crafting immersive soundscapes that blend movement and emotion. His sets transcend genre—fusing Hip-Hop, Bachata, Salsa, Urban Kiz, and Kizomba with global influences like Baile Funk, Amapiano, Afro Beats, Deep House, Ambient, and Ghetto—to create dynamic, soul-stirring experiences grounded in his dance heritage.

Beyond the booth, Pmpasto holds sacred space as a facilitator of Mayan indigenous practices. He leads Cacao ceremonies and Ecstatic Dance events that cultivate collective healing, connection, and presence. As a member of the BAE collective, he champions creativity, empowerment, and holistic well-being through the arts. Within YinYang Kiz, he furthers cultural education and community-building through dance, sharing the pulse of Kizomba, Urban Kiz, and Tarraxinha with intention and heart.

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