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Carnage & Ape Drums Collaborate on “Chupacabra”

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Carnage & Ape Drums - Chupacabra

Carnage, the big man from Guatamala paired up with Miami native Ape Drums for a huge festival trap banger, “Chupacabra,” available for stream and download now!

 

Carnage & Ape Drums - Chupacabra

 

The Guatamalan native, Carnage, is known as a big DJ that drops even bigger tracks. He is responsible for working with some of the hottest trap stars today including Migos, ASAP Ferg, and Lil Uzi Vert. Known for some of the most energetic live shows in the game, Carnage packs his sets with festival trap, hardstyle, and moombahton bangers. He isn’t afraid to show his Guatamalan background and it certainly shows in “Chupacabra.”

 

Ape Drums is a Miami native with very similar influences as Carnage. He has quickly gone from remixing some of the biggest artists in the world to working with them directly. His track “The Way We Do This” featuring Major Lazer and Busy Signal received an amazing amount of attention, racking up almost 1.5 million plays on Soundcloud. Ape Drums is on his way to becoming a main stage artist himself.

 

 

“Chupacabra” encapsulates what both of these artists are about: high energy, Latin-influenced trap bangers. This track starts with a heavy build that quickly drops to silence. A Daft Punk-esque vocoder comes in and leads into a massive synth melody that builds back up into a “Chupacabra” scream and a heavy trap drop. After another drop off, the vocoder picks us back up into a moombahton infused drop to close out the track. This is another great release by the two and will light up any club or festival show.

Charlie is a contributing writer for The Nocturnal Times. In May of 2016, Charlie earned a Bachelor's of Music in Music Industry Studies from Loyola University in New Orleans -- where he currently lives. Obsessed with bass music since 2009, Charlie now follows the trap and dubstep scene religiously. Versed in live and studio music production techniques, as well as marketing analytics and strategies, Charlie looks to expand into multiple facets of the music industry and bring attention to the Dirty South's rising music scene.

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