Oye Globalistas! And welcome back to another hot bundle of global bass goodness.

Now, unless you live in the States, then your life is probably dominated by football just now as the two biggest international tournaments outside of the World Cup are in full flow right now. Yep, here in Europe, we have the Euros going on, and the Copa America over the water. England flatter to deceive by topping their group with a barely scraping by kinda vibe. But you’re not here to read about football, you want some fat global bass beats. So let’s not disappoint you. Let’s go! Beleza.

Hey! You made it to the end. See you next time.

 
Oye Globalistas!

Our good buddies, Chomba Boom have a new EP out called “Mestizo”. I asked them to deal up the skinny on the release, and here’s what they had to say:

“Multinational duo Chomba Boom are back with a new song and EP entitled “Mestizo”. The lead single features an appearance from Hip Hop visionary Homeboy Sandman, well known for his unorthodox flow and thoughtful lyrics.
The song has a catchy tropical disco vibe and is sure to be stuck in many heads, no matter what language you speak. There are also three distinct remixes and an instrumental version to round out the EP. The first remix comes from New York city veteran DJ and producer Cousin Cole. First known for his Baltimore Club and later Moombahton and Disco productions, in this case he has contributed a 90s ‘Hip-House’ remix with a swing reminiscent of Salt-n-Pepa or HeavyD. The Chombas also decided to remix themselves; Loki, using his daTrixta moniker, and Richi as his Yoyoyo solo project. The daTrixta remix is a spacey Cumbia and Yoyoyo remix is an experimental electronic proto-house version.
Written in response to the demonization of immigrants, Latinxs in particular, the song is a celebration of all things Latin American, at the same time encouraging people of all backgrounds to come and boogie with Chomba Boom. This is the last single and remix release from the guys before dropping their debut full length album with their label Apapachame later this year.”

Oye Globalistas. Time for another GBR.

For me, hearing new music is one of the best ways to escape from all the ills in the world just now. And even better is to be able to play new bangers for clubbers. But, still I can’t do that. So sharing the music I find with you the reader, whilst not anywhere near DJing, is better than nothing. And let me tell you, I’ve found some proper bangers for you this week. I wouldn’t usually have a “Tune Of The Week”, but I’m loving M3B8’s new tune “Turn Up Loud” so much, that I have to call it out. I also love Tomcio’s remix of SL2’s “On A Ragga Tip”. Plus check out Matesu “Transparente”. The young Paulista is only 16 years old! But don’t stop there coz’ there’s a barrel full of tasty beats for you to get lost in.

One last thing, you’ve found your way here, which is great, but don’t keep it to yourself. Please share with your buds. Tweet it, facebook it, or what ever your preferred social media is. We need eyes on our posts and you can help, thanks. So enjoy. Beleza!

Oye Globalistas!
 
And welcome back to our (relatively) regular roundup from the world of Global Bass. This edition sees the usual selection of Dancehall, Baile Funk, Moombahton, Afrobeat etc. But I decided to throw a bit of UK Bass in there for ya as well! As I’m sure you know, underground bass music has many roots in the UK, so it’s only logical that some of it should be included in a Global Bass selection. So bun a’ bifta, or whatever tickles your undercarriage and dig in to these woofer wobblers. Beleza…

Oye Globalistas!

Back once again with the digital damage. Welcome to GBR. We’ve mined the platforms to scavenge for tasty Global Bass nuggets, so you don’t have to. This week in our selection we have some Afrobeat, a bit of Dancehall, a touch of Moombahton and of course some Funk Carioca (we are Club Popozuda after all)! But let’s kick off with some vids, beginning with the excellent Angelique Kidjo (Benin) and her powerful tune “Dignity” featuring Yemi Alade. Beleza:

Hey! You made it. Felicitations. See you next time x

Oye Globalistas!

And it’s back, the Baile Funk Megaload. Way back when, when I started blogging as Global Ghetto, the BFM was always one of the favorite posts. I think one time there where 120 tunes in one post! That then carried on when we brought the blog into the Club Popozuda website. But like all posts on here, it’s been a hot minute since we’ve had one of these. So fret no more, ‘coz here one be. Not quite 120 tunes, but a fair old chunk. And if you’ve been cluckin’ for a Baile Funk fix, then cluck no more irmáo (ou irmá). Beleza…

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You Made it!!! Well done, enjoy…

Oye Globalistas!

Welcome back. After a long break we’re back! The past year has been tough for everyone (literally), and as our existence relies on organizing parties and releasing music for DJs to play in clubs, we’ve found it tough to tread water during this period. But, enough is enough. We have a backlog of tunes to release and are starting to plot for life in the after-times. But to begin with, the thing that’s easiest to do is share a selection of recently released Global Bass bullets.

So let’s kick off with this selection of Baile Funk, Moombahton, Cumbia and some Afro-Beat. And we’ll start with this banger from Carioca producer Leo Justi and his Heavy Baile project featuring UK spitter Magugu. Beleza…