ASMA

The best chefs don’t stick to one cuisine. The most interesting plates are always the ones you didn’t expect.

That’s exactly how we think about this transition. MC Hammer and Terrence Parker shouldn’t be on the same menu. One of the biggest hip-hop records of the 90s and a Detroit house legend. But when you dare to put them together, something new appears on the floor.

Fusion is what makes ASMA, ASMA.

Music used:
M.C. Hammer – U Can’t Touch This
Terrence Parker – Somethin’ Here

What’s great about music is that there are no barriers.

That’s exactly what we felt when we created this transition. Moving from an 80s disco-rock track to a 2000s R&B hit shouldn’t work. But together, they become something new. A single groove that speaks to every generation.

This is why we love mixing classics: to remind you that music has no barriers.

Music used:
Queen – Another One Bites The Dust
Nelly – Hot in Herre