Bawrut and Liberato team up for new single ‘JE ‘O TTENG E T’O DDÒNG’

Ransom Note family member Bawrut has teamed up with stadium-packing avant-pop Italian artist Liberato for a new single, ‘JE ‘O TTENG E T’O DDÒNG’.

Sung in Liberato’s native tongue, Neopolitan, the track tells the story of a club from dusk till dawn and is an ode to the importance of being together with friends, sharing drinks, sweat and emotions – without curfew, masks or closed venues.

Bawrut dives deeper into the process: “I wanted Liberato to perform on a club beat. It reminds me of a typical night in a club in Naples between friends who cannot be found. Neapolitan traffic, food stops at a 24/7 bakery between one party and another and the beauty of having a good time with your friends and always sharing everything together.”

Since the start of Bawrut’s love affair with Ransom Note five years ago with the release of his first EP ‘Ciquita’, he’s gone from strength to strength, releasing several follow up EPs as well as records for DJ Tennis’ imprint ‘Life & Death’, Jennifer Cardini’s ‘Correspondant’ and Catz N Dogs ‘PETS recordings’. His most recent work on Ransom Note ‘Pronto Arpeggio’ traversed borders and genres with everyone from Sven Vath to Andrew Weatherall, Dixon to Midland, Hunee to Kolsch all building it in as a staple to their sets.

Liberato is an enigmatic Neapolitan act known for mixing modern influences with his native language. The anonymous vocalist packs stadiums and festivals like Sonar or Club 2 Club and has collaborated with the likes of 3D from Massive Attack and Gaika. In this new collaboration Bawrut presents an evolution to his sound, elevating into pop excursions outside of his signature ‘bangers’.

Listen to ‘JE ‘O TTENG E T’O DDÒNG’ below.

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