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Barro - Nouvelles Vagues feat. Ju​ç​ara Mar​ç​al (Afterclapp Remix)

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Afterclapp launches a hot new remix of "Nouvelles Vagues", a song by Barro and Juçara Marçal

The new version of the song that mixes French and Portuguese with an Afro-Brazilian beat will be released on September 10th, especially for those who love a dancefloor!

The reinterpretation of “Nouvelles Vagues” by Afterclapp follows the proposal of the homonymous movement of French cinema in the 60s: to recreate a version of an original in a non-linear montage.

Thus, the hit of the singer and composer from Recife, Barro, with the singer, composer and music researcher Juçara Marçal gains a new twist with the addition of heavier elements suited for the dance floor.

The track from the 2016 album Miocárdio talks about the impossibility of placing barriers on human beings' travels and mixes French and Portuguese in an engaging Afro-Brazilian beat, as the author explains:
“I wanted to explore in my solo work the Francophone that is in the countries of Africa, much from the Congo-Kinshasa heritage.

And then I composed the song in this energy, looking for another approach to the French language, trying to make a relationship between the Afro-Brazilian sound that Juçara already explores very well and that is part of her music territory”, details the author.
The lyrics address migratory flows and carry a critique of xenophobia as opposed to the freedom to come and go across the globe. In the chorus "we go from here to there /
and we'll go to your house”.

Afterclapp mixed elements of Brazilian percussion with a fuller beat and modern bass line, with an orchestral twist, that fits perfectly in party sets and on the dance floor. Redefining the song to reach different audiences:
“Styles converge on Brazilian rhythms while exploring this very rich heritage of our musical culture. We need to explore more of these new approaches and blends”, explains the DJ.

Save the date! The remix will be released by Gyra Records on September 10th.

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released September 10, 2021

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Afterclapp is a creative metamorphosis of music producer and DJ Rodrigo Vellutini, driven by his long-standing desire to test boundaries between musical styles. Exploring the infinite possibilities of Brazilian music by mixing it with unusual rhythms and sound elements. ... more

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