Sany Pitbull on the mix with next years bangers. Sany Pitbull Mix 2009 - Pós Baile Funk
Tracklist:
01-Intro Gabi Conda 02-Sany Pitbull - Caraja's Massacre 03-Sany Pitbull - Tambor Roll 04-Sany Pitbull vs Daft Punk - Da Funk Around the world 05-Sany Pitbull vs Teriyaki Boyz - Tokio Drift Funk 06-Sany Pitbull - Faroeste Rmx 07-Sany Pitbull vs Madonna - Hung up - Baile Funk Mix 08-Sany Pitbull - Blues'n'Funk 09-Sany Pitbull - Arabian Lover Rmx 10-Sany Pitbull vs Deep Purple - Smoke on the water Rmx 11-Sany Pitbull - Nightmare 12-Sany Pitbull vs Daft Punk - Tecnologyc - Baile Funk Mix 13-Sany Pitbull vs Black Sabbath - Infected - Olelê Bass Mix 14-Sany Pitbull feat. Dj Dedé Mandrake - Tribos 15-Sany Pitbull - Let your body rock - Freestyle mix 16-Sany Pitbull - That P**** 17-Sany Pitbull - Monotone - Baile Funk Mix 18-Sany Pitbull - JB Beat 19-Phabyo Dj - Jungle Bass - Carioca Funk Clube Mix 20-Phabyo Dj - Eletronic - Carioca Funk Clube Mix 21-Sany Pitbull feat. Juninho Carioca - Beatch Brazil
It's so nice that some brazilian DJs have also picked up the habit of doing longer mixtapes. Earlier on Sany Pitbull and Edgar have consentrated on doing showcase mixes of their own material, but this time Sany comes with an exellent cross section of what's going on in baile funk on 2010 – and to be more precise, what's going on the original favela side of Rio's baile funk.
01. Sany Pitbull - Beat Intro 02. MC Mascote - Cadeia 03. MC Crazy - Pra Defender Minha Favela 04. Priscila Noscetti - Já Estou Sarada 05. MC Lano - Respeito Não Se Compra 06. Marcelle & Koringa - No Calor da Madrugada 07. Cris Thuthuca - Aquecimento do Stereo Love 08. MC Romeu - A Te Esperar 09. MC Marechal feat. Matheus - Sangue Bom 10. MC Sabrina - Super Poderosa 11. Naldo - Chantily 12. Nayara - Passinho das Solteiras 13. Menor do Chapa - Quem Traiu Vai Pagar 14. Anitta - Eu Vou Ficar 15. Nany & Jhonny - Vida Bandida 16. MC Sapão - Brincando com Fogo 17. MC Romou - Solidariedade 18. MC Suzy - Vem Ficar Comigo 19. Bonde da Oskley - Ela Desce Louca 20. Fagner Pinheiro - Demais 21. MC Jean Paul & Inimigos da HP - Hoje Tudo Pode
We were very happy to be able to have Sany Pitbull beginning his european tour in Finland. Sany came, and rocked two sold out nights in Helsinki and Tampere. The crowd went absolutely crazy dancing their asses off, shouting and jumping ehen ever Sany pulled a new sample from his MPC. Total madness! Even so much Sany promised to change his nationality. You can confirm the result from his myspace.
Here are some pictures and videos from the first gig 17.4. It was the opening of my new club called Boom Shakalaka.
Sany before the gig giving his MPC a kiss for luck.
Sany beginning his set at Redrum.
The crowd cheering with their hand s in the air like WTF.
Banging the MPC.
Boom Shakalaka at Redrum with Sany Pitbull – True Ravin!
Sany played the MPC so intensly his finger tips started bleeding. See the blood stains on the pads...
The whole crew from left to right: Sany Pitbull, DJ Svengali, DJ Daffy Duck & me (DJ Rideon).
Sany Pitbull was nominated for the "Best new DJ" on the poll of one of Brazil's biggest newspaper, Folha de S. Paulo. (More then 20 years of career and still a "new" DJ...) He's the only baile funk DJ on the poll, so you might wanna give him a hand and vote:
Baile funk is moving ever forward. We've already heard a lot of tunes and remixes incorporating samba and batucada elements with baile funk, but it's still a natural and expected mix. However combining baile funk with traditional 50's bossa nova or chôro sounds far more absurd. (Chôro is the classical, melancholic version of samba, that sounds more like portuguese fado then samba) And to understand the fully the abrusdity (at least on a brazilians mind) you have to understand that in Brazil also music is all about the social class. To make it simple baile funk is the music "by the poor, for the poor" as Daniel Haaksman puts it. And chôro and 50's bossa nova, maybe radical at the time, nowadays have the air of being the music your grandfather likes to listen. Elevator music they might be called by some. But certainly NOT something you'd go shake your ass on the dancefloor. And still, they are coming together. And the result is something very, very interesting.
Though this is only one of the ways baile funk is going, it is important in the brazilian context, hopefully bringing down some of the prejudism linked on baile funk in Rio.
And here are the news:
Sany Pitbull has teamed up with Tira Poeira, an awardwinning band playing traditional chôro with a touch of jazz enthusiastics. They've made together a version of the classic "O Morro Não Tem Vez" by Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes. The title translates "The hill doesn't have a chance" and I think this proves just the opposite.
Check out the video made by the Brazil's major TV channel, Globo, about the co-operation to get an idea of what it sounds like:
Sany Pitbull is going to be on fire on saturday at TIM festival in Rio, ending the whole festival as the last act. (TIM festival is pretty much the biggest and most respected music festival to occur in Rio; this year's line up includes Kanye West, Klaxons, Gogol Bordello & Switch amongst others) And Sany will invite Tira Poeira to do the track live on stage. Leandro HBL, the director of the film Favela On Blast, is also gonna be participating on the show with some visual art. I wish I could be there, but I can't. If you happen to be around Rio, don't miss this one!
The other super interesting project is of Daniel Haaksman, who got access to the bossa nova catalogue of Verve through Universal and to celebrate the 50th aniversary of bossa nova invited baile funk producers from Rio to do their own interpretations of some classic bossa tunes. I haven't heard any of it yet, but this sure sounds interesting as hell and as it's going on major distribution through Universal, it's gonna shake it up big time, also in Brazil. Read more about it from the Man Recorder.
According to the Man Recordings blog (they've been really spicing it up actively with some really nice stuff!) it should already be hitting the stores and there also a release party with DJ Edgar on November 4th at Bar Tausend in Berlin.
Check out Mr. Haaksman telling more about the project on youtube:
The tracklist sure looks interesting:
1. Sergio Mendes + Brasil 66 "Day Tripper - DJ Fú + DJ Dinho Remix" 2. Luiz Bonfá "Discussão - MC Gringo + DJ Bolão Remix" 3. Rosinha Da Valencia "Berimbau - DJ Nazz + Ernani Maldonado feat. Bani Silva Baile Funk Remix" 4. João Gilberto "Desafinado - DJ Nazz + Ernani Maldonado Remix" 5. Fernanda Meirelles "Barquinho - DJ Marrentinho Remix" 6. Luiz Bonfá "Embocada - DJ Dinho + DJ Fú Remix" 7. João Gilberto "Bim Bom - DJ Amazing Clay Funk Remix" 8. Tom Jobim "Agua De Beber - DJ Edgar Remix" 9. João Gilberto + Astrud Gilberto "Girl From Ipanema - DJ Nazz Funk MIx" 10. Klaus Doldinger "Insensatez - DJ Edgar Remix" 11. Rosinha De Valencia "Uma Noite - DJ Marrentinho Remix" 12. Rubens Bassini, Jorge Arena + Chico Bater "Macumba - DJ Dinho + DJ Fú Remix"
One of the baile funk enthusiastics in Switzerland, Raphallus Orgasmus, hooked me up with this Sany Pitbull exclusive mix he recorded for Radio Dadio when Sany was playing there in April. Unfortunately there's no playlist, but it's pure baile heatery!
Two weeks ago we were playing in Tallinn, Estonia with Sany Pitbull at a party called Bassikultuur (Bass Culture) hosted by top notch estonian DJs Alari Orav and San Antonio. I have to tell you the vibe was soooo great. Bangers after bangers and the crowd dancing and jumping like crazy! The party was almost as good as in Helsinki. So big up Alari and Anton!
First it's DJ Rideon hyping up the crowd:
Wooo-Hoooooooo!!! (Alari on the left...) Setting the dancefloor on fire... Takin'em up. (Only girls on the front row... lucky me!) Time to switch: Sany will rock you! The guy's like diggin it! Louder, better, faster, stonger! The Maestro: Crazy! MPC tryout... DJ Rideon & Sany Pitbull: Thanks Tallinn!
Yeah, so last friday we had a very special night with Sany Pitbull... and I have to tell you it was a CRAZY party! The venue, Redrum, fits about 500 people in and we had 650 during the whole night. The dancefloor was absolutely packed and people were just jumping and shouting. And you should have seen those jaws droppin when Sany started banging his MPC... Total madness! A friend of mine, Riina, from the dancehall scene commented that she had never heard such bass in Finland and that she didn't even know that Redrum's speakers can hold that much bass. (they sure can!) "You could feel it outside, you could feel it in the toilets and you could FEEL IT on the dancefloor."
Even Sany himself told me that it was "The best party I've ever played in Europe." Hell yeah! So thanks to Sany and the whole Kovalevy crew and of course everybody at the audience. A night to remember!
Oh, check out this youtube-clip from Sany's gig at Fabric last friday. The MPC-recycling of Justice vs. Simian's "We Are Your Friends" begins after about 1 minute. And that's Sinden by his side diggin the set...
As you people in London and Copenhagen propably already know Sany Pitbull is in Europe again. And this time I'm really happy that I managed to invite him to play in Helsinki also! Ghetto 808 is having a special night together with Helsinki's finest hip-hop club night, Kovalevy, and we're bringing Sany over – he's gonna be the first brazilian baile funk DJ performing in Helsinki. And as (alongside myself aka DJ Rideon) we have also pretty much the best DJs in the whole town gathered together the party is gonna be blazing red hot right from the beginning!
DJ Anonymous is a great guy who's runs Helsinki's best record store Lifesaver. He's roots are in hip-hop, but he's so versatile it's unbelievable... He's propably the most respected DJ in Helsinki and also runs a great blog with quality tunes.
DJ Fiskars is an old pal of mine – we used to organize Bustin Loose! night together way back... He's been voted as Finland's best DJ 2006 and I just gotta agree, he's absolutely amazing on the decks! He's also one of the Top Billin peeps.
DJ J-Laini is also know from the hip-hop group Kemmuru. In my opinion he's one of Helsinki's best scratch DJs and at last Top Billin party he just blew the roof off my house with his bassline/speedgarage set...
1. FUNK ALEMÃO – Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube) 2. ARABIA – Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube) 3. TIROTEIO - Sany Pitbull 4. MONOTOM rmx - Sany Pitbull 5. REBOLA O RESBOLAH – Comunidade Ninjitsu 6. Madonna HANG UP rmx - Sany Pitbull 7. MEXICANO - Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube) 8. FAROESTE - Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube) 9. Afrika Bambaata BE MORE SHAKE rmx – Marcos Carnaval e dj Mavi (Tommy Boy) 10. Edu K part. Deize Tigrona SEX-O-MATIC rmx –Sany Pitbull e dj Mavi (Man Recordings) 11. HALLOWEEN rmx – Sany Pitbull 12. TRIBOS – Sany Pitbull e Dedé dj (Carioca Funk Clube) 13. ROCK TAMBORZÃO com Cissa Milay – Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube) 14. BATUQUEIRO – Sany Pitbull (Carioca Funk Clube)
18-21.7. I had the pleasure of meeting again DJ Sany Pitbull and MC Duda do Borel. I interviewed them already in Rio, but this time it was in Finland where we all 3 were heading to Pori Jazz Festival to throw 4 funk bailes.
Elsewhere in Europe the audiences have been lucky to see many great gigs by different baile funk artists, but in Finland this was the very first time ever. And straight ahead we started with the best! Here’s some little memories about the parties, but mainly I just wanted to show you some great photos I took...
The program was pretty much the same every night: We started around 1am and first Sany banged for about a one and half hour playing mostly old school miami bass and electro and little by little moving towards more hard edged electro rave and future funk beats as the floor filled steadily. And then slipping the tamborzão beats in by playing a lot of remixes with vocals in english. And then full on tamborzão for a while before Duda grabs the mic. By this time people were already pretty hyped up by Sany’s set and both were greeted with loud cheering and applauding as I introduced them on stage.
Then starting with the new hit beat ”Macumbinha”, Duda tearing up the audience with raw lyrics with his booming low rapping. And I can tell you Duda was on fire! When he gets some ”gasoline” to his engine, he just goes on hyping the crowd with some hits like ”Crazy” and ”Menina da Matemática”. Duda bounces, cheers the crowd, dances the stage away and even goes Kikando! (dance that’s done sitting on the floor, bouncing forward.) He even sings lying down on the stage! And you should have heard the crowd cheering and shouting when he ended. Then ”Rap de Felicidade” and some others for encore.
But that wasn’t it yet. Then Sany did his craft: Some 20 minutes of pure MPC live. Incredible live banging with well known samples re-worked with unbelievable agility. Flirting with rock samples like ”Satisfaction” by Rolling Stones and ”Come As You Are” by Nirvana. And the crowd went absolutely bananas!
Saturday night there was even a ”bonde do sacanagem” (a dirty dance done in a line tightly in touch with the ass of the person in front of you...) in the stage danced by the producers, singers, musicans and dancers of the festival... So you can really say that Sany and Duda rocked Pori Jazz festival and Finland!
After the last evening, when we were sitting together outside the venue 6am, a girl came up to us and showed her shoes. ”I danced so much my shoes tore up, thanks!”
Thanks indeed for Sany & Duda for throwing a hell of a baile and putting up a show we won’t forget that easily! Now there are at least 2000 finns more that know what baile funk is really about...
And to get a real feeling about what it is at it's best check out this video from Youtube:
