A hard, fast drum'n'bass song with didgeridoo, ukulele and the good ol' subwoofer!
Try to put it in your playlist, the dance floor will blow up!

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Duru duru

40 years ago, the drummer of The Winstons, Gregory C. Coleman realized what would become the most sampled drum loops in the history of electronics (in "Amen, brother", b-side "Color HIM father").
Züüngar decided to pay homage to that mythical, powerful and still mysterious sample with a song entitled "Do not worry, be, amen."

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Don't worry, be Amen!

An incredible original mix, where Benny Goodman meets some friends like Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Mario Monicelli, and a lot of rock'n'roll idols!

Johnny Be Goodman

Ok, time for quotations. 
The title is a wordplay between a game (taboo), of wich the guys talk about at the beginning of the track, and a wide known italian commercial for candys (Tabù, same pronunciation).

Here you can listen to the original jingle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU_z6NbnKPM

Anyway, during the song, you will recognize some stolen reference from Marilyn Manson, Prodigy, Underworld's "Born Slippy" and...featuring the incredible performance of preacher Kerney Thomas! 

Are you ready for the miracle?

Taboo

A solid fresh tune of pure wobblin' DnB!
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Danger drum

Here is the videoclip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8m3L0pKfnw&feature=youtu.be

A remix of  the great Monkey Island's Theme for every 90s fan out there!
An odd style of DnB shifting towards techno with a powerful, original didgeridoo sound.

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Isola dei monchi - Monkey Island theme remix

Züüngar are an Italian drum n bass duo. They explore contamination between jungle beats and an ethnic bluesy sound; by playing Didgeridoo [wood and fiberglass], Baritone Ukulele, Harmonica, Scat singing, Djembe, Kazoo and Spoons.

In their works you will recognise stolen samples [from movies, traditional songs, classical music], remixes [like ‘Monkey Island Theme’, ‘Cuccuruccucu’ by Franco Battiato and ‘Trouble so hard’ by Vera Hall] and a lot of quotations [from ‘60’s rock’n’roll to a tribute to the ‘Amen Break’] and odd noises [like an electric shaver, an entry phone and a creaking door].

These are really HIGH QUALITY sounds and music!
‘They’re not particular about whether you’re playing a flatted fifth or a ruptured 129th as long as they can dance to it.’ [Dizzy Gillespie]

Züüngar

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