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    Molella Teams Up with Walshy Fire, KG Man and Prime Punk for New Single Bam Bidi Bam – Electric Mode

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    Molella Teams Up with Walshy Fire, KG Man and Prime Punk for New Single Bam Bidi Bam – Electric Mode


    Italian dance music legend Molella joins forces with Walshy Fire of Major Lazer, reggae vocalist KG Man and mainstage EDM producer Prime Punk for the latest single, ‘Bam Bidi Bam’. Molella is known worldwide for co-writing and producing Gala’s chart-topping anthem ‘Freed From Desire ‘, whilst Walshy Fire has been responsible for bringing the sounds of dancehall to the global electronic music scene via Major Lazer and his work with Grammy-winning Jamaican artist Koffee.

    Presented on TV Recordings, ‘Bam Bidi Bam’ merges European dance music with Caribbean rhythms to form this high-octane, club-friendly production utilising a driving bass line, powerful percussion and a memorable vocal hook.

    Bringing together four very different artists, the track sees Molella bring the essence of classic dance to the production, with Prime Punk delivering a modern festival sound, combining them with Walshy Fire’s dancehall experience and KG Man’s authentic reggae feel, making for a vibrant and highly energetic crossover track.

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