Two of Indonesia’s Electronic Dance Music stars, Liquid Silva and DJ Joana, have joined forces for an electrifying new single titled “Que Papi.”

The track combines the infectious rhythms of Indo Bounce, Baile Funk, and Brazilian Bass.

Each beat carries a pulse that feels tropical and irresistibly groovy.

The result is a sound bursting with confidence, energy, and attitude.

Liquid Silva’s distinctive vocals blend effortlessly with Joana’s dynamic production style.

Joana also adds her own sultry vocals to the mix.

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Together, they create a bold energy inspired by Latin rhythms and vibrant club culture.

At the same time, it keeps that unmistakable Indonesian Bounce flavor that makes it feel fresh and familiar.

To complement the release, a vibrant and visually stunning music video directed by Survibes premiered on Liquid Silva’s official YouTube channel.

The video perfectly captures the song’s heat and rhythm, matching its pulsating beats with dynamic visuals and lively choreography.

With its powerful fusion of Indo Bounce energy, Latin Baile Funk vibes, and Brazilian Bass intensity, “Que Papi” stands as a certified club anthem.

Whether on a late-night dance floor or a packed festival stage, this track is guaranteed to get people moving.

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Three rising stars from Indonesia’s electronic music scene—Adnan Veron, Arsyih Idrak, and Liquid Silva—have once again turned heads on the global stage with their latest single, Move Dat Thing.

This high-energy release goes beyond being just a dancefloor banger.

It also playfully critiques those who show up at clubs but choose not to dance.

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From the first beat, Move Dat Thing brings explosive energy, designed to ignite parties and encourage everyone to let loose and move their bodies.

Inspired by their touring experiences and observations across different club cultures.

The trio noticed a common sight: silent dance floors filled with motionless crowds.

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In response, they created this track as a bold call to action.

Urging people to shake off hesitation and celebrate music as a universal language.

The song features addictive hooks and direct lyrics like “Jump up & move dat thing” and “Let me see you on da floor”, making it nearly impossible to ignore.

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In their written statement, Adnan Veron, Arsyih Idrak, and Liquid Silva shared that they wanted the track to break the ice at parties.

They emphasized that their goal was to create a fun, safe atmosphere—free of objectification—where everyone, regardless of gender, feels comfortable dancing together.

The lyrics also highlight global club culture by mentioning cities like Rio, London, Jakarta, and Ibiza.

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It is reinforcing the track’s inclusive and international spirit.

Released under the prestigious Spinnin’ Records—home to global acts like Martin Garrix and Don Diablo—this track solidifies the trio’s growing presence on the world stage.

Move Dat Thing marks Adnan Veron’s third and Liquid Silva’s second release with Spinnin’.

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Their previous hit, BAD BOYS (with Bravy & Mister Aloy), racked up over 2.2 million Spotify streams, nearly 500K YouTube views, and over 8,700 TikTok creations.

Another track, LOWKEY (featuring Erga & Liquid Silva), achieved even greater success with 11 million Spotify streams, 10 million YouTube views, and over 600,000 videos on TikTok.

Meanwhile, new collaborator Arsyih Idrak proved his impact with Takutu, which has already surpassed 9 million Spotify streams.

As of now, Move Dat Thing is available on all major digital streaming platforms.

Whether you’re in a packed club or listening through headphones, this track invites you to get up and dance.

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