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    Don Diablo and Major Lazer Join Forces For Surprising Collaboration – “Jiggy Woogie,” Featuring Baby Lawd. Out Now on HEXAGON

    In an electrifying collaboration that bridges continents and genres, the globally acclaimed Don Diablo and the iconic Major Lazer release their latest track, “Jiggy Woogie,” out now on Don Diablo‘s label HEXAGON. This groundbreaking single also features the legendary vocals of Jamaican sensation Baby Lawd, whose original version of the track took TikTok by storm, even capturing the attention of superstar Jennifer Lopez, who showcased her dance moves to the viral hit. “Jiggy Woogie” was premiered to an enthusiastic crowd last month in February at the prestigious Untold Festival in Dubai, marking a historic moment as Don Diablo and Major Lazer shared the stage to debut the track. The performance was not only a testament to the artists’ incredible synergy but also a preview of the worldwide impact this release is poised to make. The release of “Jiggy Woogie” is a celebration of global musical fusion, showcasing the unique talents of Don DiabloMajor Lazer, and Baby Lawd. Fans around the world can look forward to experiencing this vibrant track, which promises to be a staple on dance floors and airwaves alike.

    We are thrilled to bring ‘Jiggy Woogie‘ to our fans across the globe,” said Don Diablo. “Working with Major Lazer has been high on my wishlist for a few years now, and this track represents more than just music; it’s a cultural moment, bringing together artists from different backgrounds to create something truly special.” – Don Diablo

    We had a blast working with the legend Don Diablo and Baby Lawd on this one. ‘Jiggy Woogie‘ embodies the spirit of collaboration and the joy of music, and we can’t wait for everyone to hear it.” – Major Lazer

    Don Diablo

    Currently voted the world’s #13 DJ on the prestigious DJ MAG Top 100, the sought-after producer has collaborated with and remixed a wide range of artists, including Dua LipaJustin BieberGucci ManeEd SheeranMark RonsonTravis BarkerMiley CyrusRihannaMadonnaTy Dolla $ignThe ChainsmokersColdplay and many more. Ever the perfectionist, the last couple of years has seen Don prepare his third studio album FORΞVΞR, released in September 2021. Taking on many forms since its inception, the album has been a labour of love for the perfectionistic Dutchman, marking his ever-evolving sound and ability to approach new genres with familiarity. A consummate presenter, Don has hosted his hugely popular Hexagon radio show for over eight years and is currently broadcast in over 68 countries to millions of listeners. Launched in 2015, his HEXAGON record label has given him the perfect platform to champion new talent. Year after year, the label remains one of the most influential imprints in the electronic music sphere.

    Major Lazer

    Major Lazer, the brainchild of DiploWalshy Fire, and Ape Drums, has been equally influential, merging dancehall with electronic beats into massive global chart hits such as “Lean On” with DJ Snake and  and “Cold Water” with Justin Bieber. Other recent collaborations include BeyonceSIAJung Kook, and J Balvin, amongst others. Their ability to blend various musical styles has garnered them a massive following and critical acclaim across the globe. This desire to free oneself from codes to break down barriers is at the heart of “Music is the Weapon.” Released in October 2020 this LP is carried by a list of prestigious names, with universes that could not be more varied. Among them: reggaeton superstar J. BalvinAmerican rap queen Nicki Minaj, in addition to French MontanaSkip MarleyKhalidMr EaziNucleyaPaloma MamiAnitta, and Shenseea, the new star of Jamaican dancehall and many more.

    Baby Lawd

    Baby Lawd, though newer to the international music scene, has quickly made a name for himself with his captivating voice and infectious rhythms. The original “Jiggy Woogie” track became a sensation on TikTok, leading to widespread acclaim and anticipation for this collaboration.

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