Angola's DJ Satelite Drops 'Luanda No Horizonte Vol. 7'

Angola's DJ Satelite releases his seventh installment in his 'Luanda No Horizonte' mix series.

Angola's DJ Satelite Drops 'Luanda No Horizonte Vol. 7'


Angolan beatmaker DJ Sateliteis back with the latest installment of his Luanda No Horizonte mix series. Known for his ability to effortlessly blend kuduro's rhythmic edge with house music’s bouncy ease, DJ Satelite doesn’t disappoint in procuring a mix of both hard and soft beats in this seventh volume of the series. Switching between moments of percussive chaos and more relaxed simplicity, the Luanda-based producer gives us another taste of the Angolan capital's nightlife by adding his blood pumping rhythms to a range of bumping house tracks — including a couple from Uhuru and a stand out re-work of Andyboi's "Emhlabeni." See the full Luanda No Horizonte Vol. 7 track list and download the mix below.

DJ Satelite's Luanda No Horizonte Vol. 7

1 – Crazy Love (Main Mix) - Jus Native Feat Thandi Draai

2 – Afrotic Sense (Instrumental Mix) – Rosario PROMO [Seres Produções 2014]

3 – Gelo Wandi - Vunderground feat. Mishka (Kojo Akusa & Lele X

Afro-Soul mix)

4 – Let Me See You (Clap Your Hands)- Michele Chiavarini (Damond Ramsey

Remix)

5 - The Darkness Original Mix – Jiggx Promo on Traxsource [Seres

Produções 2014]

6 - Stop Jealousy - Boddhi Satva, Ze Pequenio (Culoe De Song Shelt Edit)

7 - Khoma Unwa - Benga Boys (RootedSoul Remix)

8 – Mwangole - Djeff Afrozila ft. Nacobeta, Agre-G & Game Walla (Afro Dj

Pupo's Medieval Remix)

9 - Vivi Vida Original Mix Mc Nell C Feat DJ Wilson Kentura & Dj Satelite

PROMO [Seres Produções 2014]

10 - Sodade - ELEMENTS OF LIFE FEAT. ANANE (Boddhi Satva Ancestral Soul

Remix)

11 - Mashakara (Remix) Tsalanang Feat. Uhuru

12 – Emhlabeni – Andyboi

13 - Jealousy (Original) Uhuru

14 - African Skies (Afro Kwassa Mix) Dijay Trik, Coming Soon

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