Set to release EP "Carioca Bass", due January 29th on Little Owl Recordings. It will feature two original tracks, "Psicodelia" and “Seda,” both produced by Kush Arora, and six remixes from Nego, Jubilee & Burt Fox, Sonora, Chrissy Murderbot, HxdB, and CEE!

FEEDBACK:
“Psicodelia” (Nego Moçambique remix) has a good vibe - you can mix it in pretty much at any part of the night.  Throw it in between two current hits and your crowd will respect you." - DJ Wonder (Shade 45 / Sirius XM)

"Loving the way this ep captures that blinding futuristic Carioca Funk feeling and adds in something new, international and super body motivating.  It hits hard as hell and I want more already.” - Gavin Russom / The Crystal Ark (DFA)

“WOW KUSH IS PRODUCING SOME NASTY BEATS! THIS IS HOT!!!” - Nickodemus

“Zuzuka spits fire once again! Volcanic magma spewing all over this beat.” - Chuckwild / Captain Planet (Bastard Jazz)

"A cool remix, with some dope lyrics!"- Daniel Haaksman (Man Recordings)

“I'm beyond excited for NYC's Carioca Bass reina Zuzuka Poderosa to drop her new EP and the new single Psicodelia - Nego Moçambique Remix proves that I should be. It's dark sexy with power for the people and dancefloor. The party definitely goin catch fire in the ghetto, and worldwide." / DJ Chilly (KEXP)

"I like the updated funk sound." - DJ Dirty South Joe (Brick Bandits/Cool Records/Mad Decent).

"These are sounding so fresh! Especially 'Psicodelia' + Remixes are pure fire." - Oro 11 (Tormenta Tropical, SF)

“Pimp!” - DJ Orion (Peligrosa, ATX)

LYRICS:
Psicodelia o baile pegou fogo foi la na periferia

A vida la no ghetto, tem a comunidade lutam por um respeito e tb pela verdade
o pvo e unido quer a tranquilidade se guerra e violencia fechou com a irmandade
se a guerra e la no morro ou la no oriente seja ela onde for ja matou foi muita gente
ela tambem foi fria e continua quente um dia, um dia a paz vai chegar em nossa mente

quando olho pro pro ceu e vejo os fogos de rojao e tao psicodelico sera que um balao
mas na realidade nao e deus nem aviao so tiroteio e bombas gente caida no chao
sera que vai salvar a gente da situaçao sera que robin hood, sera que lampiao
se e sonho ou pesadelo , mas parece ficçao, e psicodelia passando o arrastao

TRANSLATION:
Psychedelia the party catch a fire in the ghetto

The life in the ghetto, the community is fighting for a respect for truth and
the people are united they don't want war, they want tranquility and no violence, ended with the fellowship
if the war is on the hills of rio or in the middle east no matter where it has already killed many people
there was cold war, but today the war still hot, one day peace will come in our mind

Psychedelia the party catch a fire in the ghetto

I look up in the sky and see the fireworks and firecracker so psychedelic i may think it's a balloon
but in reality it's neither god nor plane, it's just gunfire and bombs and people dead on the ground
who will be  will save us from that situation ? will be robin hood, will be lampiao?
if it's a dream or nightmare, but it seems fiction and psychedelia sweeping through everywhere

Psychedelia the party catch a fire in the ghetto

By Zuzuka Poderosa

Zuzuka Poderosa & Kush Arora - Psicodelia (Nego Mozambique Remix)

Griselda Ferrero is a musician based in Madrid, Spain.
World music style has influenced over the years.
Loop making and traditional with cinema mixing is the final work of this artist.

http://zuzukapoderosa.com

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ZUZUKA PODEROSA drops Brazilian bred, BK-based swagger like no other. She is the queen warrior of her own special brand of Baile Funk: CARIOCA BASS! 
Funk Carioca (another name for Baile Funk, which means “The Funk Ball”) originated in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, borrowing heavily from the Miami Booty Bass movement of the 80s; it’s just the starting place of the ZUZUKA POWER-sound.
Born in Vitoria, Brazil, ZUZUKA grew up in Rio and spent her formative years in the West Indies in the Caribbean. From her international vantage point she operates like a provocatively rhyming hurricane, sucking up global riddims from ghettotech to dancehall and flinging them back out at gale-force speeds. 
ZUZUKA collaborates and releases singles with producers from all over the world who mix the past with the future in Sur America-cosmic new ways. She raps and sings in Portuguese, Spanish, English and she likes to say “Body Language”, musing provocatively and sarcastically over boomy electric kick drums and Latin percussion.

Brief visual&musical experiments.

For visuals, check the Femme à Barbe Facebook page.