SANY PITBULL MIXTAPE
Sunday, October 26th, 2008
Original Baile Funk Master Sany Pitbull has sent us his new mix, the”Future Baile Funk Express”. Yahhhh!
Download it from here:
Tracklist:

Original Baile Funk Master Sany Pitbull has sent us his new mix, the”Future Baile Funk Express”. Yahhhh!
Download it from here:
Tracklist:

ARTIST: SANY PITBULL
TITLE: BAILE FUNK MASTERS #2
FORMAT: 12“ VINYL + DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
CAT.NR.: MAN 012
RELEASE: APRIL 13TH, 2007
After the critically acclaimed first volume of the „Baile Funk Masters“ series by DJ SANDRINHO (Man 011), #2 in the series specialised in Rio De Janeiro’s baile funk producer A-List is of equal prominence: SANY PITBULL is one of the torch bearrin figure’s of the scene. A DJ since almost twenty years, Sany’s skills grew out of a life long experience of Djing and producing. Today, he’s playing both the big favela parties in Rio as well as touring around the world. With his contribution to the series, SANY PITBULL introduces a next level in Brazil’s hot music innovation.
Yes, you can call this „Post Baile Funk“. SANY PITBULL pushes the boundaries of funk like few of the original Rio de Janeiro MPC percussionists ever did. The tracks on „Baile Funk Masters #2“ are vocal free, bringing SANY´s outstanding production skills to the forefront.
Take „TRIBOS“, which PITBULL produced together with Rio DJ Dedé. Hands down, this could be considered one of the best tracks coming out of Rio in years. With it’s collage of Japanese gong sounds, Chinese drums, Brazilian Indian chants, carried by the typical Rio tamborzao beat, „Tribos“ travels the world in a breathless 2.20mins of pure sonic bliss. If Timbaland would’ve grown up in Rio, „TRIBOS“ would’ve been one of his compositions.

“KRAFTFUNK“ is SANY PITBULL’s bowing down to Germany´s Kraftwerk and their tectonic shifting musical efforts that left deep impact in Brazilian and especially Rio music culture. „Without Kraftwerk, Baile Funk would’ve never become what it is today“, remarks Sany, „Trans Europe Express and Afrika Bambaataa’s interpretation in Planet Rock are the musical foundations of baile funk culture“. With a melody hook resembling late 70s European elektronische Musik, „Kraftfunk“ greatly bridges the past with the current.
„Beatch From Brasil“ dives into Brazilian music essentials, mixing up a berimbau, Samba beats with an electro funk rhythm, and soulful chords. In opposite to the vast majority of funk tracks, who are strictly banging, „Beatch From Brasil“has a deep edge, putting smooth sensibilties into the beat alchemy of baile funk.
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ARTIST: Edu K FEAT. DEIZE TIGRONA “SEX-O-MATIC”
FORMAT: 12″
CAT.NR.: MAN 06
VINYL RELEASE: JANUARY 23 2006
DIGITAL RELEASE: JANUARY 23 2006
Okay, we know that much of the Brazilian Baile Funk lyricism is mostly about getting laid. Yes, Rio de Janeiro’s 21st century beat music is nothing but a s-thing. Consequently, our chief erotoman Edu K named his new track “Sex-O-Matic”.
It features the mighty Deize Tigrona on the mic, one of Rio de Janeiro’s top female Mcs, notorious for her ability to both sing the subtlest jazz tunes as well as the most lust dripping slack lyrics. As a resident of the infamous Rio community, the “City Of God” (yes, the one from the movie), Deize Tigronas MC skills were forged in the fires of hundreds of funk balls all across Rio over the years. In her first time collab with Edu she delivers full steam: “You know what I only want? Sex!” she shouts in Portugese. And of course, we do believe her.
“Sex-O-Matic” is the second release by Edu K on Man Recordings and another track from his upcoming album “Frenétiko” (out March 22nd, 2006). Edu has made the scene in Brasil since the early 90s in punk, metal and funk. When his seminal baile funk track “Popozuda Rock n’Roll” was released in Europe, it soon became a underground hit. Since singing with Man Recordings, he has been remixed by Diplo and DJ Sandrinho and has been dropped by the Rio godfather DJ Marlboro. It’s quite likely that with the remixes by London’s Solid Groove, as well as Edu’s own reggaeton mix, and two mixes by some of Rio’s top baile funk DJs the word about the “K” will spread much further.
Solid Groove from London, a.k.a. Dave Taylor, a.k.a. Switch is currently one of the hottest remixer in the world of electronic music. His remix is a storming minimalist rave monster in his trademark “fidgit” style. Yeah, it’s “fresh!” as the sample goes: A simple bassdrum, Deize’s chopped-up voice and a gnarly synth hook will guarantee hands up in the air on dancefloors around the globe.
Edu K’s Reggaeton Remix mounts the energetic funk vibe on a reggaeton inspired skank-track. For those about to shake your booty!
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