Australian-Chilean artist Jalmar returns with “Más,” a high-energy collaboration with Brazilian artist MC Flavinho that blends the rhythmic intensity of Funk Carioca and Rave Funk with dark electronic club production. Following his recent release “Badina” with Australian-Venezuelan producer Pinky Promise, the new single pushes Jalmar’s evolving Latin urban sound further into rave territory.
Driven by heavy bass, Brazilian funk rhythms, and an infectious club-ready energy, “Más” brings together the raw intensity of Brazil’s funk scene and the atmosphere of underground electronic music. The production balances the rhythmic drive of Funk Carioca with the harder edges of rave-inspired sounds, creating a track designed for late-night dancefloors. Its energy moves between the streets of Rio de Janeiro and the intensity of a packed club, connecting Latin urban music with the wider global electronic scene.
The collaboration introduces Jalmar’s sound to MC Flavinho, a Rio de Janeiro artist currently reaching approximately 2.5 million monthly listeners. His track “Vai Tomando na Galopada” has surpassed five million streams and continues gaining momentum in Brazil, placing the collaboration within the country’s rapidly developing Funk Carioca and Rave Funk landscape.
For Jalmar, “Más” continues an ongoing effort to connect Australia and Latin America through music. By working with international artists and drawing from different regional sounds, he continues to expand his musical identity while exploring the connections between Latin urban music and electronic club culture.
The pairing of Jalmar and MC Flavinho reflects the crossover potential of these styles. Brazilian funk’s rhythmic intensity provides the foundation, while rave-inspired production adds a darker electronic edge. Rather than staying within one genre, “Más” brings these influences together in a track that can connect with audiences across Latin urban spaces, Brazilian funk culture, and international dancefloors.
Following “Badina,” the new single marks another step in Jalmar’s development as an artist working across musical scenes and cultural influences. With its combination of Brazilian rhythms, heavy bass, and club-focused production, “Más” continues his push to bridge Australian and Latin American music while embracing the growing intersection between Latin urban sounds and global electronic music.