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PETERBLUE & Noise Mafia bring a fresh and renewed perspective to the global dance scene with their forthcoming album on Warner Music
Latin Music is not a genre, it’s a perspective, a collection of sounds from over 20 countries, 6 hundred million people and hundreds of musical traditions in one word.
On Friday the 16th October, two Colombian artists, PETERBLUE and Noise Mafia join forces for a brand-new single ‘Tabaco Camel’. The first single for their forthcoming album ‘Vulgar’ this November on Warner Music.
PETERBLUE has become recognised as one of the leading figures in Latin Club music and a pioneer of the post-pandemic Latin fusion genre. He brings the funky textures, broken beats, the speed and flavour. Whilst Noise Mafia has become a household name in the dance world through his releases and massive festival appearances, bringing trance, rave energy, impact, the weight and structure to their forthcoming collaboration.
“We don’t make Latin music so it can fit into the club. We make club music from the music we grew up on and we’re surrounded by every day”
Both artists rich in Latin heritage and culture, they come together to deliver club music fused with Latin rhythms, including merengue, reggaeton, champeta, guaracha and dembow. They bring a fresh and renewed perspective to the global dance scene.
The first single ‘Tabaco Camel’ is filled with phonk textures, busy percussion and subtle acid touches give the track a playful, carnival feel, while deep, droning sounds add to its offbeat character. Bringing their roots into an adventurous blend of hard dance influences, the pair deliver a wild, energetic club cut with rhythm and fun at its centre.
‘Vulgar’ is a project that combines genres that at some point were despised, banned or called ‘bad taste’, together they place them at the forefront of club culture, not asking to fit in, but to become something else.
This is music from the people, for the people.
PETERBLUE x Noise Mafia’s ‘Tabaco Camel’ will be released on Warner Music on the 16th October.
