This one uses the original Fever Pitch riddim stab for a proper oldschool dembow flavour.
I mixed it with various baltimore / jersey club key element like the kick pattern and James Brown famous Think break, just add a fresh argentinian acapella on top of it and you have a party-smasher ! (Original vocals by Seba T.C. & El TAZ)
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This one feels a bit harder, when i made it i thought a lot about Raptor House / Changa Tuki from venezuela, or Circuit music from mexico, a harder take on dembow that you could call Makina Latina. Add a few alarm sounds, a bit of drum switchups and lot's of energy and you have the perfect sound to make you move those ass cheeks.
(Original vocals by Tu Papá )
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With Atlanta trap getting lower and lower in Bpm, we have entered dembow territory and can easily switch the drums between both styles. Tripplet trap melodies,808 Mafia Siren sound and a huge reggaeton rhythm builds this aggressive dembow / trap banger.
I know there is a few big projects going on that way coming in the near future and i see it as a huge crossover potential for the Latin / Us scene .
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Back in the 90s, Suriname and dutch Antilles immigrants in The Netherlands invented one of the must fun styles of all time,Dutch Bubbling. They were basically playing dancehall tracks at double tempo, using modified turntables, most of those tracks revolving around the holy trinity of dembow riddims : Bam Bam / Poco Man Jam / Fever Pitch. It resulted in a highly danceable mix were dancers can boggle at high speed listening to a chipmunk version of they're favorite deejays. I find that the influence of this style in modern music is really underrated, it gave born to Dutch house, dirty dutch and still resonates in nowadays global bass scene.
The song Danao is a re-version of DJ Moortje's Donna, one of the first Bubbling track by the inventor of the genre, using the 94 song Donna by Singing Sweet and playing with it like craaay.
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