High-energy Funk D bootleg. Festival drums, aggressive lead, instant crowd reaction. Tested live destroys floors.

Stop what you’re doing, this is my heaviest edit of EPIC so far.

I rebuilt the drums, widened the drop, added tribal energy and made it hit like 2026.

More bootlegs coming if this one bangs for you, hit that repost.

A wild crossover between dancehall energy and trance-style euphoria — fast drums, heavy low-end, and a hypnotic break that lifts the whole room. Built for clubs, sweaty floors, and late-night sets where the bass does the talking.

A high-energy club weapon with a hypnotic vocal and heavy drum groove.

Made for peak-time damage.

If you play high-tempo, punchy sets — this one belongs in your playlist.

Support the track, drop a like, and let me know where you're playing it.

Fast, punchy Afro house with a festival vibe.

Designed for packed rooms and instant reaction. a touch of Dutch Drop-ready, high-energy, simple as that.

High-energy Dutch House bootleg.

Club-tested. Crowd-approved.

FILTERED

This drop separates DJs… from button-pressers.

Tested across Asia, Europe and USA. Breaking sets everywhere.

Dutch House energy. Club weapon.

Heard the original and thought, “yeah, this needs a little chaos.”

So I cracked it open, slapped some real drums on it, and turned it into a problem for dancefloors.

It’s dirtier, louder, and way less polite.

If it shakes the room… blame me.

A golden record gets a late-night upgrade.

FUNK D flips HUNTR/X’s “Golden” into a tight, bouncing club cut — crisp drums, warm energy, and that Dutch bite that locks the whole room in.

It’s bright, playful, and built for the moment the crowd needs lift-off.

Simple. Effective. Dancefloor approved.

Obviously fitered for Copyright

FUNK D Rebuilds “Broke Boys” Into a Peak-Hour Weapon

Tinashe’s attitude. Disco Lines’ bounce.

And now FUNK D steps in with a remix that hits like a reckless night out — tight drums, a bassline with zero manners, and that signature Dutch bite that cuts straight through any mix.

Where the original is flirty and playful, FUNK D twists it into a club-machine: faster, grittier, built for packed rooms and sweaty 3AM energy. The hook snaps harder, the groove hits deeper, and every break feels like it’s daring the crowd to misbehave.

This is the kind of edit DJs play when they want a room to go from “fun” to “feral.”