Brazilian DJ DJ Samir delivers a refined cut with “MONTAGEM ELDER (EDIT VERSION),” featuring Nulteex and John Bis.T.

This version trims and restructures the original track for a tighter, more direct listening experience. The core elements remain—distorted bass, punchy drums, and looping vocal chops—but the arrangement feels more concise and focused.

Sonically, it stays within Brazilian funk/phonk, maintaining the same high-energy bounce while removing excess sections. The transitions are sharper, making it more suitable for DJ sets, quick plays, and playlist rotation.

Like the original, the track doesn’t rely on traditional lyrics. It thrives on repetition and rhythm, with vocal snippets used more as instruments than storytelling elements.

DJ Samir keeps control of the overall sound, with Nulteex contributing to the layered production, while John Bis.T’s vocal inputs remain central to the track’s identity.

There are no detailed production credits publicly listed, but the sound aligns with modern montagem and phonk trends—loud, rhythmic, and built for movement.

“MONTAGEM ELDER (EDIT VERSION)” is not tied to any album, serving as an alternate cut of the original.

It’s a streamlined, DJ-friendly version—perfect for quick energy boosts, mixes, and listeners who prefer a more compact format without losing the track’s intensity.

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