Brazilian electronic music powerhouse Vintage Culture continues to shape his signature sound with ‘Get Naughty’, the second single on his new label, Affairs.
Following the acclaimed debut ‘Upon Your Skin’, this track reveals another dimension of the label, blending afro-inspired percussion and rolling tech-house rhythms. An elevated production from Brazilian DJ Doozie and commanding vocals by rising UK singer Lauren Nicole.
With its irresistible drive, ‘Get Naughty’ captures the electricity of late-night dancefloors. Sharp percussion and a momentum-fueled bassline create pure kinetic energy, designed to keep the floor moving without pause. Further shaping the sound is Brazilian DJ Doozie, whose production sets the pace. Lauren Nicole’s vocals cut crisp and commanding, adding an edge that locks seamlessly into the rhythm. The result is a track that thrives on tension and release, stripped to the essentials yet charged with an energy that lingers long after the last beat.
Vintage Culture’s gift for blending infectious vocals with pulsating production shines through once again. While ‘Upon Your Skin’ leaned into emotion, ‘Get Naughty’ dives into raw intensity, making a bold statement about Affairs range. Lauren Nicole brings undeniable charisma, while Doozie injects relentless energy into the production. Together, these first releases position Affairs not just as a label, but as a platform built on dialogue, diversity, and fearless creativity.
Collaboration has always been at the heart of Vintage Culture’s story, and with Affairs this ethos is formalised and expanded into a global community. “Upon Your Skin” doubles as a mission statement: uniting club ready production with indie-coloured songwriting, while honouring Lukas’s Brazilian roots. By pairing cross-border voices like Kulaga’s with forward-thinking electronic craft, Affairs pushes dance music forward, not just as a genre, but as a cultural movement that thrives on contrast, conversation and shared creative risk.
As Affairs takes shape, ‘Get Naughty’ stands out both as a dancefloor weapon and as proof of Vintage Culture’s global vision: a label defined by contrast, collaboration, and creativity without borders.
Experience the next chapter – ‘Get Naughty’ is out now on Affairs.
Vintage Culture is a powerhouse in electronic music. From a small town in Brazil to topping the Billboard, Spotify, and Beatport charts, he amassed 1.5 billion Spotify streams and earned multiple Diamond, Platinum, and Gold certifications.
His debut album Promised Land (2024) featured collaborations with The Temper Trap and Maverick Sabre, alongside a remix pack from Solomun, Camelphat, and others. He’s held residencies at Hï Ibiza and Wynn Las Vegas and headlined major festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC, and Burning Man.
He also launched Vintage Is A Festival, selling out stadiums across Brazil. In 2025, he continues his global rise with performances at Coachella, Movement Detroit, Awakenings, Sónar, and more.
Lauren Nicole is a UK Midlands-based singer–songwriter emerging as a rising voice in electronic music. She first gained recognition with her collaboration with Dubdogz and Kvsh on Love It (Spinnin’ Records), which has amassed over 4 million streams.Her credits also include projects with Brazilian songwriter and producer Brian Cohen (Selva), breakout Brazilian star Öwnboss on Delusional (over 1.5 million streams), Belgian Artist of the Year Mattn, and acclaimed German producer Wankelmut.
With over a decade-long career, “Doozie” is the project of renowned Brazilian DJ and producer Rodrigo Kost. With extensive international experience performing at major festivals around the world, the Brasília-born producer is also known for his residencies at three of the most important clubs in Brazil’s electronic music scene. Creating unique sonic experiences that combine elements from different strands of house music, Doozie stands today as one of the leading Brazilian artists on both the national and international stage.
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