Let It Burn — the first original Brazilian Jam Track to hit the Fortnite Festival stage!

On June 18th, we had the honor of seeing Let It Burn officially launch as part of the Season 9 Music Pass in Fortnite Festival, in a season headlined by none other than Bruno Mars (or our Bruninho, as we say here in Brazil 😎).

This release marks a historic moment for Brazilian music in games: it’s the first original Brazilian track ever featured in Fortnite Festival musical ecosystem, and it was proudly crafted by mdois.
More than just a spotlight on our culture, this track represents a meaningful step toward the recognition of Brazilian music in the global gaming scene.

Epic Games’ invitation was clear: create a high-energy, bilingual and authentic Brazilian Funk that could stand alongside some of the world’s biggest artists in the Music Pass. But the challenge went further, the track also needed to work seamlessly within the game experience, both musically and technically, with attention to gameplay dynamics and rhythmic interaction.
What came out of it was a fun, danceable pop track full of Brazilian and regional elements, crafted with soul, accent, and groove, tailored for players to enjoy in-game.

Seeing the excitement from both Brazilian and international players has been surreal. From a Brazilian perspective, it’s all about representation, cultural presence, and global visibility, all wrapped up in a funk beat made right here in our studio.

It’s truly an honor to be part of this moment and to represent a small piece of our sonic identity on one of the biggest pop culture platforms in the world.

Music Credits
Music Direction: Epic Games
Original Music: Samuel Ferrari, Tállia, Bebeboy
Artists: Samuel Ferrari, Ana Luiza Ferreira, Bebeboy
Music Production: Samuel Ferrari
Percussion Arrangement: Samuel Ferrari, Silvanny Rodriguez
Synths, Music Programming & Beats: Samuel Ferrari
Percussion: Silvanny Rodriguez, Samuel Ferrari, André Vilela, Cris Linhares, Lucas Eduardo
Cavaquinho: Thiago Liguori
Percussion & Crowd Recording: Otávio Bonazzi and Cauê Del Grande at Dissenso Studio
Percussion Roadie: Édson Mendes
Crowd: Samuel Ferrari, Glauber Coelho, Silvanny Rodriguez, Gabriel Turco, Israel Mendes, Ana Luiza Ferreira, Natalia Sasaki
Production Assistant: Clovis Vilela
Mix & Mastering: Luca Pretolesi & Studio DMI
Music Research & Pre-Production: Glauber Coelho
Music Production House: mdois Studios