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KATSEYE Enlist DJ Pedro Sampaio for Brazilian Funk Remix of “HOOTIE FRUTTI”: Watch

The Brazilian producer debuted his funk-heavy rework during his Rock in Rio set in September. KATSEYE Enlist DJ Pedro Sampaio for Brazilian Funk Remix of “HOOTIE FRUTTI”: Watch Pedro Camacho

KATSEYE Enlist DJ Pedro Sampaio for Brazilian Funk Remix of “HOOTIE FRUTTI”: Watch

Brazilian DJ Pedro Sampaio has teamed up with KATSEYE to remix their track "HOOTIE FRUTTI." The official remix incorporates more Brazilian funk elements, featuring MC GW and Clementaum. The track, originally part of KATSEYE's EP WILD released in August, already had Brazilian funk influences and Portuguese vocals. Sampaio previewed the remix during his Rock in Rio performance in September and is now recognized as the first Brazilian artist to collaborate officially with KATSEYE.

In a statement, the DJ expressed his excitement about adding more Brazilian funk elements to the track. KATSEYE recently completed their European tour "The WildWorld Tour" and will begin a North American tour on October 13th in Miami. Look out for ticket deals and secure your spot for their sold-out shows with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 for a $20 discount on orders over $200.

The remix follows a busy period for Sampaio, who recently collaborated with Ricky Martin on "pikito pikito," which they debuted live during the NFL's first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro at Maracanã Stadium. Check out the dance video for the remix below. KATSEYE will be performing in various cities across the US and Canada from October 13th through November 27th.

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