
Boys Noize released the original track featuring vocals from Argentinian artist Taichu, presenting an industrial sound combined with a punk backbeat. The original version featured Taichu adding her Spanish vocals to the instrumental arrangement, establishing a specific aesthetic. Now the Berlin-based Colombian producer Funk Tribu provides a new interpretation of the song, offering a different approach to the composition. You hear hand drums and fast bass lines throughout the track, leading into a half-time breakdown in the final section. This release creates a crossover between German and South American electronic music styles, merging two distinct production approaches into one club track.
Funk Tribu released his LIFE EP earlier this month, establishing a specific sound profile before delivering this new remix. The artist continues to build his discography with frequent output this year, focusing on analog elements combined with modern club production in his recent work. The remix increases the tempo of the original version, yet retains the vocal performance from Taichu. You notice a contrast between the percussion and the vocal elements, highlighting the technical production skills involved in the process.
You have several opportunities to see Funk Tribu perform live during the upcoming months, as he plans a series of international shows. The producer scheduled a set for A State Of Trance at UNVRS Ibiza on September 28, followed by a performance at EDC Colombia in Medellin on October 10. The tour schedule includes a Funk Tribu and Friends event at the Knockdown Center in New York City on October 17, expanding his presence in the United States. He also booked an appearance at Intercell at Levenslang during the Amsterdam Dance Event, playing a back-to-back set with Pegassi on October 21.
The music industry sees a continuous exchange of ideas between producers, creating new collaborations across different continents. Boys Noize built a career in electronic music, while Funk Tribu applies his specific approach to this established sound. You find the press release and promotional assets for this remix available through standard music public relations channels, giving listeners immediate access to the material. The track becomes available on streaming platforms this Friday, adding another entry to the catalogs of both artists.
Lorenzo de' Nobili
Music Editor
Lorenzo de’ Nobili is a sound designer and composer driven by a deep passion for urban culture and its evolving aesthetics. His work explores the intersection of music, fashion and sport, blending contemporary sounds with strong visual identities. Alongside his research in urban culture, he collaborates with contemporary dance artists, creating immersive sonic experiences that connect movement, space and emotion.
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