Show Notes
This week's Dirtybird Radio guest is Pricila Diaz -- artist, DJ, producer, D'Quebra label boss, curator, cultural activist. With deep basslines and funky, minimal grooves, she turns in a full set of original ID's driven by the underground sound of Brazil.
VR warm-up set: Kevin Knapp & Audiojack - "Grab The Wall" [DIRTYBIRD] Techno Tupac - "Why (Beth Lydi Remix)" [SNOE] Analu - "Burn Da House" [Casa Bonita] Gabss & Balanka - "Bottles" [PNK Records]
Pricila Diaz guest set: Pricila Diaz, Afonso Caravaggio - Vilão Romântico Pricila Diaz - ID Afonso Caravaggio, Pricila Diaz - Beijo Triplo No Estudio (ft Rafinha do LC) Pricila Diaz, Jay Mariani - Martini Pricila Diaz - ID Pricila Diaz, Reconeckt - Guetto Pricila Diaz - N1 Pricila Diaz, PRODD OGG Feat Qüist - Hailey Pricila Diaz - ID
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