Cabo Blanco

That's right, DAD favorite and Soulection star ESTA is making his debut in the Big Apple. This Saturday, ESTA is bringing his future-flavored style of

DJEJ, Minimaxx, and Cabo Blanco are three producers living in New York that have been creating left field bass music for years. Collaborating to resur

Cabo Blanco's back with a new track via Branko's Enchufada, and it's a pretty insane hybrid beast. Taking the sound of merengue and layering it into a massive trap track, this one isn't playing fair. You don't normally hear snares crack like this on Latin-influenced tracks, so to hear the guitars and signature flavors from that scene being interpreted with these massive 808s works out so well. This one is too infectious, and totally rewind-worthy. And free! Baile!

There's something about this three-trackers from Cabo Blanco that we're loving. Is it the raucous trap meltdown that is the title track? You damn right. Is it the hypnotic banger that is "Slip-N-Slide," which sounds like Spring Break party that's about to erupt? Definitely. What about the juke'd out, Mary J. Blige-twisting "Real Love," which feels like a footwork valentine that was left in some third grader's desk at school? Holy shit, that's it, too.