Músicas para Ouvir no After by Adame DJ
The album Músicas para Ouvir no After marks the end of the ROLÊ trilogy. At its core, the project constructs a narrative to serve as the soundtrack for the infamous afterparty.
The knowledge shared, diffused, and distilled across its 14 tracks is extensive, and, in psychic terms, is observed as the need to muster energy and as how this journey bends our senses through the afterparty.
"INTRO"
The opener sets this idea for Adame, combining a plethora of sounds, mixing the Beat Fino from Espírito Santo, where the producer is from, with synths characteristic of Acid Techno. The ambiance is also conveyed literally, as the vocal samples indicate that this After is happening in Cachoeiro do Itapemirim-ES.
"Bucetada Melódica"
Almost unnoticeably, the album transitions to this follow-up, continuing the synths laid out in the intro, screeching them through the mix, as it plays with both Acid Techno and the Batidão Carioca bases. Incorporating vocals from MCs Vuk, Saci & GW, they dictate what’s happening in this After, a place where libidinousness takes center stage.
"Faz minha mente"
What makes up my mind? The start of the track relates to ecstasy, commonly referred to in Brazil as "bala" (candy). MC Mr BIM is the one who introduces us to this trip, both for the candy and by it. The production plays with his vocals, flexing them to produce an effect that feels like both an external and an internal command to take the drug. The "glitchyness" heard through the song, over a high-paced and constant beat, tries to describe this first contact with the substance. One of the staples of afterparties, it's from ecstasy that energy can be had again for the incessant partying ahead.
"Ter pensamentos tipo"
The production strips down to the barest essentials it can be and still be considered Brazilian Funk. Conjuring a cybernetic sound, it evokes a complete mental unraveling. What is felt through Littlewave’s vocal is the narration of this moment, when so close to complete inebriation in a stimulating space, what is left is the carnal and the latent desire for sluttiness.
"Ecstasy Effect"
Continuing this trip, it is through this track that it reaches its apex. A complete trance, where the room seems to bend under the sound of metallic berimbaus and supersaturated 808s. The collective catharsis is guided by the orders from MC Magrinho and MC Rafa 22, who, while in focus, are also distorted by the production.
"Rebolando Lentinho"
The start of the track signals a time skip; maybe we’re now experiencing the sunrise, while the inebriation remains constant. MC Juninho FSF narrates a sensual, drug-filled encounter, full of paradoxes. The lyrics call for a slow lap dance over a frenetic rhythm, ordering an “all fours” position, like a square, in a production that breaks any semblance of structure throughout. While we perceive mostly an artificial aspect to the album’s sound, here some drums show themselves to add a bit of a naturalistic tone, instigating the dancefloor not only for a frenzy but also for a sensual calling. By the end of the song, Funk and Trance are mixed together, forming a kaleidoscopic picture that is overlaid by a nonsensical sample, nodding back to the afterparty and how things sometimes seem to sprout at random.
"Delirando"
Mastrobiso appears over an aggressive instrumental, describing a completely unrestrained moment. The production starts with the Magrão and concludes with a Trance mix, guided by the desire of the spokeswoman, reflected in MC DDSV’s verse, who becomes the genie able to materialize those wishes into complete delirium.
"O Funk Experimental"
A transitional moment in the album, narratively, while it was guided by the idea of a DJ commanding the dancefloor, the experimentation nods to something unique, a product of the search for a proper afterparty to put to use all this energy gathered on the ROLÊ.
"Acido"
The collab with German producer Boys Noize is best described as an alchemy of diverse styles, uniting the Funk from Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo with the Techno Clubber scene of Berlin. Narratively, it’s the tale of the libidination from a DJ and his companion. It eventually flows into a universality propagated by the theme, not sticking to any place; it strives more as a representation of the energy of this moment.
"Destrava"
A complete deconstruction of the rationale behind Brazilian Funk: it sounds like a crazy salad of Electronic rhythms that hold themselves together purely by chaos and BPM. In only 2min 30sec, it transports you to innumerable experiences and sensations.
"After"
Referring back to the title, it's in this track that Adame focuses on exemplifying what his idea for an After is and should be. Plenty of atabaques are layered over one another, and the heavy, long 808s appear throughout the production. In the end, these long 808s are heavily overlaid to convey the feeling of a burgeoning mystery, still hidden.
"Monta no pau"
MC GW’s vocals are first slowed to deceive the listener into the unrelenting barrage of Hard Techno that follows. The most intense track in the project so far, by far! It sets the tone for a frenetic ending to the album, as a reference to the last hurrah of all the partying.
"Encaixa"
Mixing Jungle and Hard Techno, the only few breaths available through the track are from the Breakbeat sections, which give the ears a bit of rest before the incessant waves of sound come back around.
"Toma Toma"
The conclusion of this epic is marked by the sound of a Gabber mix with elements of the Macumbinha Carioca. While it maintains the intensity of the last few tracks, the synths seem to overlap with the vocals throughout, diminishing the track's energy. By the end, they all combine into a final blast that closes out this ode to partying and to the totality of what Electronic Music comprises on the nights and early mornings around the world.
Adame DJ - Músicas para Ouvir no After
Release Date June 2026
Label ONES and ZEROS
Tracklist
1. Adame DJ - INTRO
2. Adame DJ, MC Vuk, MC Saci, MC GW - A bucetada melodica
3. Adame DJ, MC Mr BIM - Faz Minha Mente
4. Adame DJ, Littlewave - Ter pensamentos tipo
5. Adame DJ, MC Magrinho, MC Rafa 22 - Ecstasy Effect
6. Adame DJ, MC Juninho FSF - Rebolando Lentinho
7. Adame DJ, MC DDSV, Mastrobiso - Delirando
8. Adame DJ - O Funk Experimental
9. Adame DJ, Boys Noize, MC Menor do Alvorada, MC KF - Acido
10. Adame DJ - Destrava
11. Adame DJ - After
12. Adame DJ - Monta no Pau
13. Adame DJ - encaixa
14. Adame DJ - toma toma
15. Adame DJ, MC MN, MC Menor do Engenha - Melhor Forma
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