After capturing the attention of many with their single, WeChief presents the “Gyals From Brooklyn Remixes EP“. Featuring four tracks with remixes from Major Lazer’s Jillionaire, Rocky Wellstack, Fool’s Gold’s DJ Wonder, and AGARD. Except random moments of fist pumping, body shaking, and sweat dripping raving (No you’re not catching any flu-like symptoms). Get ready for a great listen by checking out the EP below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
After hitting us with the energetic single weeks ago, We Chief provides a visual to “Gyals From Brooklyn“. Directed by Sebastian Jiminez and shot in Brooklyn, New York at the Grand Army Plaza, Bushwick, Bed-Stuy and DUMBO, we see some ladies performing dance routines, a backyard party, men riding on small pink tricycles, and a cameo from Choreographer Blacka Di Danca. A good effort here as they aim to bring the same energy felt from listening to the song into the video. That Jean Jacket with the We Chief logo on the back is really dope. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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With Reggae and Dancehall Music being infused in various genres over the years, many artists and producers have seen it as a way to create new and fantastic sounds that will bring people together to enjoy it. With their own genre termed “RaggaTronic“, a mix of Dancehall, Reggae, Soca, EDM, Tropical Bass, and Moombahton comes the Brooklyn collective named We Chief with their new single. Titled “Gyals From Brooklyn” and features Da Professor, this is an electrifying track that encourages listeners to get their bodies moving to the beats, breaking speakers, disturbing quiet neighbourhoods, and having fun to this blend of genres. this sounds like a summer hit and great artwork by Flyland Designs as well. What do you think? Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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