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Dubalizer
Dubalizer is a Lisbon-based collective that started playing together around 2005, led by vocalist and producer Diogo Dias. Their music leans into Afrobeat...
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Dubalizer is a Lisbon-based collective that started playing together around 2005, led by vocalist and producer Diogo Dias. Their music leans into Afrobeat rhythms, with a sound built on grooves and percussion that nods to influences like Fela Kuti. They've put out albums such as "Subtle" in 2008, "La Danse Du Vent" in 2010, and "Oxalá" in 2019.
Songs like "O Tapa (Feat. Dom Lampa)" and "Miseros Talentos (feat. Dom Lampa)" show their approach, driving beats, soulful vocals, and a feel that works on dancefloors. In 2015, the band faced some criticism about cultural appropriation, which they addressed by talking about their respect for the Afrobeat tradition.
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