DJ Satelite

Portugal

Born in Luanda, Angola, DJ Satelite has become a driving force in the global Afro House and Kuduro scene. He has made Lisbon, Portugal, his home base, infusing the city's vibrant music scene with the rhythms and energy of his Angolan roots. As the CEO of Seres Produções, DJ Satelite not only crafts his own distinctive sound but also nurtures emerging talent, serving as a beacon for the next generation of artists. With a keen ear for innovative beats and an innate ability to curate captivating musical journeys, he has earned a reputation as a revered music curator in addition to his roles as a DJ and producer. DJ Satelite first made waves with the groundbreaking album "Estado Maior do Kuduro" by Lambas, showcasing his prowess in the Kuduro genre. After nearly two decades in the industry, he released his highly anticipated debut Kuduro album, a testament to his enduring passion and creativity. Now, DJ Satelite is poised to make an even bigger splash with his upcoming Afro House album, slated for release this year. Collaborating with esteemed artists such as Boddhi Satva, Freddy Massamba, DJEFF, and L Michael, he continues to push the boundaries of Afro House, infusing it with his signature style and infectious energy. From packed dance floors in Africa, Europe and Brazil, DJ Satelite's music transcends borders, uniting listeners with its irresistible rhythms. His projects, KUYUYO and Room System, further showcase his versatility and commitment to pushing the envelope of African electronic music. Beyond his studio work and performances, DJ Satelite has graced prestigious events such as Boiler Room, Red Bull Music Academy, and the International Music Summit, solidifying his status as a global tastemaker and influencer in the electronic music scene. With his unwavering dedication to his craft and an unparalleled ability to move audiences, DJ Satelite continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of music.
DJ Satelite - Louro e Sal Vol.1
DJ Satelite
Louro e Sal Vol.1
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