This is the first of my mix of Zimbabwe's most popular music genre, sungura.   If you want to have 16 minutes of some serious dancing, take off your shoes and just press the play button. Also good when you just want to sit back and relax while listening to the beats 

Zimbabwe sungura mix by Tapiwa Zivira

Put on those dancing shoes and get ready to stamp your feet to a full 15 minutes of a mixture of songs taken of the late Simon Chimbetu's 1999 album, African Panorama.

Simon Chimbetu African Panorama One Album Dance mix

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Central Cee X Dave - Sprinter (Vincee Remix)

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OYE COMO VA (K&F Edit) Montezuma's Summer Rave Mix

DO IT TO IT. (ZEROK REMIX)

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mais um ano se passando e mais um PIÑATA PACK chegando com 11 novas músicas pra pista.

a sexta edição do pack da sua dupla favorita com edits, mash-ups e remixes, dando um último gás no verão e botando lenha na fogueira pro carnaval que vem por aí.

músicas feitas pra pista do Brasil e do mundo. vambora!
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Deekapz is proud to present their latest PIÑATA PACK (VOL. 6) 11 brand new remixes, edits and mashups that will heat up any dancefloor.

Dave Nunes, Deekapz - Move Your Body

download:
https://luapreta.bandcamp.com/track/linda-lua-preta-remix

remixes and edits are also available on Patreon:
patreon.com/Mentalcut

Rosalia - Linda (Lua Preta Remix)

Tá no ar a primeira edição do Flying Club Tools!

O volume 1 do pack conta com 6 novos edits pra você curtir e dançar sem moderação!

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Shakira - Hips Don't Lie (Flying Buff Edit)

I just returned from a three week stay in Rio De Janeiro. Had an amazing time, hanging with old friends and meeting new people, digging old and new music, visiting countless parties and pre-carnival events. Rio is a music lover´s heaven and I came back to Berlin, inspired. Obviously, it´s Rio´s blossoming funk culture which keeps the city´s music output burning. Now that baile funk has become a global hype it is the cultural pride of the city, mirrored for example in many Afro Blocos dropping a funk tune in their carnival rehearsals. Parallely to its global diffusion, Rio funk is locally morphing into various micro or nano genres. Now that everyone can make music on their celular phone, even the smallest favela has its very own sets of producers and MCs and tracks which feature local or neighbourhood issues. 

Consequently, it feels like every day there´s hundreds new funk tunes popping up on Soundcloud or Youtube, often just getting airplay on one specific baile for a week and then quickly getting discarded. Currently one of the most exciting bailes of the city is the baile in the favela of Santo Amaro which runs every Saturday from midnight to 9am, audible all through the barrios of Lapa and Santa Teresa, dragging huge crowds both from the asfalto and the favela. 

What stunned me the most was the BPM speed with which the funk was booming from the massive sound system of the Santo Amaro baile. From 140 BPM to 160BPM high velocity funk seems to be the sound of the moment, with many tunes surprisingly featuring straight kick drums as a founding rhythm, driving the polyryhtmic batidas and frantic raps on top. Called "Afrofunk" , this current Rio groove sounds like UK funky on Brazilian meth, with some occasional - possibly unconcious - leanings to triplety 3Ball grooves from Monterrey. In short, this sound is hot hot hot, so I´ve quickly put together a 20 min power mix of some of the Santo Amaro tunes I could get hold of. Enjoy!

Baile Funk De Janeiro (2025)

*THE UPSTART* is the Debut Release by VULI

The song is also wearable and  comes with a Matching VISUAL BEAT PATTERN.

VISUAL BEAT PATTERN GUIDE FOR *UPSTART* here:

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More at: www.vuliofficial.com

What are Visual Beat Patterns?

Inspired by the patterns found in the paintings and beadwork of his cultural heritage, the Ndebele people of Zimbabwe, and a desire to create a new tangibility to music, VULI has transposed the rhythmic features of his tunes using symbols, shapes and colours into patterns.

Each tune he releases comes with a corresponding pattern that can be read from left to right like a musical sheet.
The patterns are designed by VULI and then printed onto fabric and clothing.

See the breakdown from VULI here:

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VULI - *THE UPSTART*

Enjoy brand new; Muzzy Squared & The Zisengwe Express-Pamutongo (Original Zimbabwe Sungura Music) Muzzy Music

Muzzy Squared & The Zisengwe Express-Pamutongo (Original Zimbabwe Sungura Music)_Muzzy Music

VULI is a producer, Saxophonist, DJ and multidisciplinary artist.

Vulis sound blends a range of his musical influences, Afro-rhythms; Bass heavy beats and electronic production with a soulful twist together to create a distinctly global sound inspired by his cultural heritage as a Zimbabwean Australian.
Vuli has released music and toured Australia and the world, playing DJ sets from South east Asia, to Berlin to Southern Africa, as well as playing at Glastonbury with his band True Vibenation. Vuli was also featured on CNN Africa’s coverage on the new wave of Zimbabwean musicians.

“The world is starting to switch on to African electronic music now, and I have been lucky enough to be on tour witnessing them grow around the world, from Gqom and Pantsula as it exploded in Southern Africa to dancing to the pioneers of Kuduro in the sweaty clubs of Portugal, to playing multiple times in the country i was born, Zimbabwe, each time soaking in the sounds and rhythms that make African electronic music so exciting and adding that to my foundations in African music growing up and my formal music education…my aim is to bring these sounds to the Australian electronic music landscape and beyond." -VULI

His credits include two songs swept up on high rotation on Triple J, co-production that topped the Spotify viral charts peaking at #4 globally and #1 in the UK, support for high profile international artists including Dead prez, The Antibalas Afrobeat orchestra, J5 and Kurtis Blow as well as credits spanning multiple albums distributed and released in Australia and around the world.
Vuli is also a part of the Bare necessities team, both a show ion FBI radio and a collective of diverse Australian musicians bringing global sounds to local ears and highlighting the contemporary world music that is being pioneered in Australia.
Vuli also is part of the BMAA an independent, not-for-profit association that represents People of African descent in the Australian music industry.