Iraqui ZL and Sonju are making an immediate impression with “D Da Tira”, a new club cut that has already reached No. 9 on Beatport's Minimal / Deep Tech chart.

Released on September 25, the track combines the stripped-back mechanics of Minimal / Deep Tech with Brazilian influences and Portuguese vocals.

Minimal Groove Meets Brazilian Flavor

At the heart of “D Da Tira” is a tight, rolling groove.

The production keeps its elements controlled: percussion, bass and vocal fragments interact without unnecessary layers, allowing the rhythm to remain at the center of the record.

Portuguese vocals immediately give the track its personality, while touches associated with Brazilian funk introduce an additional rhythmic dimension.

That combination separates “D Da Tira” from more conventional Minimal / Deep Tech productions.

Instead of relying purely on hypnotic repetition, Iraqui ZL and Sonju introduce a recognizable cultural element while preserving the underground structure needed for club play.

Iraqui ZL and Sonju Join Forces

The collaboration connects Sonju with Brazilian artist Iraqui ZL, creating a record shaped by two different musical perspectives.

Brazilian rhythms have become increasingly present across contemporary house and underground club music, and “D Da Tira” approaches that influence through a distinctly Minimal / Deep Tech framework.

Its early Beatport performance is significant.

Reaching No. 9 shortly after release puts the track directly among the current Top 10 titles in the genre and makes Iraqui ZL and Sonju names worth following over the coming weeks.

For DJs searching for stripped-back grooves with a different rhythmic identity, “D Da Tira” offers exactly that combination.