Humpday Helper: Bro Safari is a One Man Party

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 >> Blog
Written by DENMAN

I haven’t really posted anything moombahton-centric around these parts in a while, so when I came across a brand-spankin-new uber mix from moombah-man-of-the-hour, Bro Safari, I knew I had no choice but to unleash that monster here. Criss-crossing the aural globe from the likes of Evol Intent to Ludachrist, and beyond, soundsmith Knick Weiller has, as of late, been most renowned for tearing up dancefloors with his moombahcore centric Bro Safari project. In fact, he recently destroyed the last Moombahton Massive here in DC. So, it should come as no surprise that his edition to the Media Contender podcast series is as eclectic as it is fiery.

This mix is sure to please the most fickle party goer. OF course it hits hard with the moombah, but also cuts across sounds of dubstep, electro, club, and more. It also eclipses most similar mixes in that it’s dynamic isn’t afraid to both hit hard, and also hush to a deep place, all while refusing to lock into only one tempo. As for the names, beyond the obvious, Bro Safari, you’ll find everyone from Schlacthofbronx, to JWLS, to Will Bailey, Autoerotique, John Kwest, NumberNin6, Chuckie, Munchi, Nadastrom, and literally so many more. If this mix doesn’t get you moving, then I’ll be sure to send flowers to put on your grave. But where will you be?

You find yourself lost in a sea of a thousand arms thrusting towards the sky, in what could possibly be the largest event you’ve ever been to. This is not a Dj night, not a concert, this is the very definition of a rave, and a massive at that. Somewhere beyond the dizzying towers of speakers, to hypnotic grid of lasers, the strobe of projections, and the veritable army of scantly-clad go-go dancers, there sits a small shrine, housing the selektor, who for hours, (days, months, years? Who can tell) has been channeling walls of sound as a tool to wield the countless crowd like an oar against the sea. The numberless glow sticks, furry caps and boots, hula hoops, backpacks, and candy bracelets swirl into one pulsing entity of beat, as the raves surges on for hours, days, months, years….

http://mediacontender.com/2012/01/26/media-contender-podcast-014-bro-safari/

01. Bro Safari & LeDoom – Avalon
02. Valentino Khan – Kingstone
03. McMash – Braindead
04. Stratus – Jasper’s Theme
05. LeDoom ft. Tony Mundaca – CumbiaTRON
06. No Body – Munch On This
07. Bro Safari & Sazon Booya – Quieres Sexo
08. Bro Safari – K-hole
09. Jay Fay feat. G-Eazy – Starlight
10. Schlacthofbronx feat. Gnucci Banana – Coolie Fruit (Valentino Khan Remix)
11. John Kwest – Skratch Riddim (Jay Fay Remix)
12. JWLS – Redlight
13. ETC!ETC! – Killafornia
14. Will Bailey – Sex Shop
15. Autoerotique – Turn Up The Volume (edit)
16. Bro Safari – Cold Turkey
17. 2 Edit – Datsun Tropicalia (JWLS Remix)
18.Tasha Baxter – The Journey (Culprate & Twist Remix)
19. Atlantic Connection – Set Me Free
20. NumberNin6 – Where’s The Drop?
21. RackNRuin – Signal ft. PMoney_Koast (Torqux & Twist Remix)
22. Chuckie – Who Is Ready To Jump (Dillon Francis Remix)
23. Face – Mad Man
24. Inan3lik3 – Bad Pitched (Aylen Remix)
25. ETC!ETC! – Kilogram
26. Valentino Khan – Talk Trash
27. Munchi – Fuck This
28. Bro Safari & ETC!ETC! – The Clap
29. ETC!ETC! & Sazon Booya – She’s The Bass Drum
30. Puga – Bolete
31. Pickster One – Dem Bow Is The New Amen
32. Nadastrom – i!!
33. Bro Safari – 5150
34. Bro Safari – Da Worm
35. SPL – Back At It (Bro Safari Remix)