N.A.A.F.I

N.A.A.F.I

Founded in 2010 by Tomás Davó and Alberto Bustamante, N.A.A.F.I exudes a punk-influenced identity in everything that its patriarchs represent. Whilst a cosmopolitan Mexican uprising has been looking externally for contemporary influences, Davó and crew have been cultivating a realistic and raw aesthetic that is undeniably Mexicano. N.A.A.F.I has firmly rooted itself as one of the most left-wing and intriguing labels in underground electronic music, garnering support from the likes of Fader, Dazed & LA Times. The intrinsic guerrilla sound of N.A.A.F.I embraces seductive mutations of Tribal, Reggaeton, Grime, Kuduro and Latin Breaks. In all there's a refreshing music policy and one that envelopes a panoply of dynamic influences. This insatiable appetite is abhorrent in the label's sound, which has been used to great effect by Smirnoff and displays a shape-shifting capability while maintaining an infectious Yucatán energy.