Don Dali Breaks Borders with Passaporte: Australian Producer Teams Up with Latin Talent for Global Club Takeover

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Miami, FL (June 3, 2025) — Australian-born disruptor Don Dali crashes into the global club scene with Passaporte — a high-voltage debut album fusing the raw pulse of Brazilian funk with festival-sized EDM and underground house swagger. Out now via Altafonte/The Orchard, Passaporte is a no-rules, bass-heavy manifesto that’s already igniting dance floors from Rio to Berlin.
Crafted with unrelenting energy and sonic precision, Passaporte is a 14-track adrenaline rush, featuring standout cuts like “Tá Soltinha,” “Bunda Perfeita,” and “Modo Solteira – Extended Mix.” Don Dali produced the full album himself, bringing in vocal powerhouses like MC Gw, among others to inject the project with raw Brazilian heat. Together, they channel the spirit of baile funk into a futuristic club format that feels equally at home in Rio’s favelas or Berlin’s basements.

The creative spark behind Passaporte began with a simple question: “How can I deliver my love for funk to listeners around the world?” That question led Don Dali and Brazilian star MC Gw on a sonic journey — blending the raw, underground energy of baile funk with sharp, modern electronic production. With vocal powerhouses like MC Gw, Angel Dior, and MC Delux in the mix, Dali crafted each track from the ground up, building entire soundscapes around their vocal stems. The result is a body of work that’s both globally resonant and true to its roots — gritty, bass-heavy, and meticulously produced for peak club impact.

“I’m bringing the world a new sound — one they’ve never heard before. It’s a passport that crosses languages and borders, uniting us in one party, one celebration”, expressed Don Dali.

From the bass-blasted bombast of “Toma Toma” to the bilingual flirtation of “Portunhol” and “Bebesita,” the album doesn’t let up. It’s unfiltered, percussive, and rebellious—an undeniable flex from a producer already garnering praise from Remezcla, who called Dali’s work “unapologetic energy and intensity that pushes funk culture forward.”

With backing from Sony Music Latin’s independent powerhouse Altafonte, and a pedigree that includes a Berklee College of Music education, Don Dali is poised to be a global disruptor in Latin and electronic music circles. His hybrid vision is breathing new life into EDM, dragging it through the funk-infused chaos of Brazil’s underground and out into the world. He is an artist to watch in 2025.