Enchufada presents a 360º view of the zouk bass scene on the second volume of the "We Call It Zouk Bass" compilation series, out today, February 16th.
Two years have passed since Buraka Som Sistema formally introduced the world to the pulsating rhythm of zouk bass live on Boiler Room. In these two years we've witnessed as the Angolan rhythms of kizomba and tarraxo were reinterpreted through global styles like cumbia, moombahton or baile funk - to name only a few - helping develop a musical safe haven for innovative producers from around the world looking for new ways to make tropical music for 21st century clubs.
In this sense, zouk bass has become less of a music genre and more of a gathering of styles that are demanding dancefloors to slow down a bit. In an age when EDM's credo of 'harder, faster and stronger' seems impossible to escape, these artists have successfully opened a new musical chapter with an explosion of warm and colorful 90BPM riddims channeling the sounds of Africa, South America, the Middle East and so on. Kizomba provided a starting point for this revolution inside the Global Club Music movement, now it's up to these artists to see it through.Branko - Lost Arps
Bison & Squareffekt - Voyager
Lechuga Zafiro - Sexo con Ropa (feat. Punto Rojo)
DJ Paparazzi - The Dreamer
KKing Kong - Tarraxo da Meia Noite
Poté - Zhoukoudian
RIOT - Bounce
DJ Blass - Traga Trak
JSTJR & Mala Noche - Catena
Stonn - Rompimento
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