MHENDZ - King Of My Castle by DNBB Records

Fernanda Porto - Roda Viva (VIP - Radio Edit) by DNBB Records

Tabbi - Pra Espantar a Dor (Radio Mix) by DNBB Records

Tabbi - Pra Espantar a Dor (Original Mix) by DNBB Records

Twenty-two years later, Roda Viva doesn’t just spin — it accelerates. The historic collaboration between Fernanda Porto and Chico Buarque returns in a VIP Remix that transforms memory into motion, tradition into pulse, and the past into pure dancefloor energy.

While the original version was already a refined statement blending MPB and electronic music, this new remix fully embraces maracatu as its rhythmic core, weaving organic Brazilian percussion with contemporary Drum and Bass, elastic basslines and a sonic architecture clearly designed for clubs, radios and festivals.

What truly stands out is not just the modernization, but the aesthetic reinterpretation of time itself: Chico’s voice remains a lyrical lighthouse, timeless and poetic, while Fernanda acts as the bridge between eras, guiding the track into a more physical, tribal and immersive territory. New elements, new textures and new layers expand the arrangement without ever losing the emotional essence of the original.

Roda Viva (VIP Remix) is less about nostalgia and more about cultural renewal. It proves that classics don’t age — they evolve. And here, they return stronger, more rhythmic and deeply connected to the present moment.

This is not just a remix.

It’s the wheel spinning at 174 BPM.

It’s Brazilian MPB crossing the sound system.

It’s Drum and Bass reclaiming its role as a bridge between worlds.

Fernanda Porto - Roda Viva (VIP) by DNBB Records

Right Hand drops a brand-new single, “Downsize / Naja” — a two-track heavy Drum & Bass strike engineered to push the dancefloor past its limits.

“Downsize” comes in like a demolition crew: razor-cut beats, aggressive movement, and shredded synth pressure that snaps through the mix and keeps the crowd locked in. No breathing room — just pure drive and impact.

On the flip, “Naja” goes for the throat with an even darker edge — extreme, torn-up synths, heavyweight bass weight, and a menacing roll that turns the room into a pressure chamber.

Two tracks. One objective: make the floor go wild.

Johnnyn returns with a brand-new EP, featuring a special appearance from Realistic — a four-track assault that’s surprisingly heavy, ruthlessly effective, and built with one mission: maximum impact on the dancefloor.

Across the EP, Johnnyn balances precision drum work with thick low-end pressure, sharp sound design, and relentless forward drive. Each track hits like a different angle of the same storm — no fillers, no downtime, just solid, club-focused Drum & Bass that locks the crowd in and doesn’t let go.

With Realistic adding extra weight and presence, this EP feels like a statement release: dark, strong, and engineered for peak-time moments — the kind of record DJs keep in the “when it’s time to go in” folder.

Johnnyn returns with a brand-new EP, featuring a special appearance from Realistic — a four-track assault that’s surprisingly heavy, ruthlessly effective, and built with one mission: maximum impact on the dancefloor.

Across the EP, Johnnyn balances precision drum work with thick low-end pressure, sharp sound design, and relentless forward drive. Each track hits like a different angle of the same storm — no fillers, no downtime, just solid, club-focused Drum & Bass that locks the crowd in and doesn’t let go.

With Realistic adding extra weight and presence, this EP feels like a statement release: dark, strong, and engineered for peak-time moments — the kind of record DJs keep in the “when it’s time to go in” folder.

Johnnyn returns with a brand-new EP, featuring a special appearance from Realistic — a four-track assault that’s surprisingly heavy, ruthlessly effective, and built with one mission: maximum impact on the dancefloor.

Across the EP, Johnnyn balances precision drum work with thick low-end pressure, sharp sound design, and relentless forward drive. Each track hits like a different angle of the same storm — no fillers, no downtime, just solid, club-focused Drum & Bass that locks the crowd in and doesn’t let go.

With Realistic adding extra weight and presence, this EP feels like a statement release: dark, strong, and engineered for peak-time moments — the kind of record DJs keep in the “when it’s time to go in” folder.