MadaFreaks

MadaFreaks is Tom Enzy’s label and touring concept built around the global rise of Afro-Latin house. What started as a sound coming out of Portugal has grown into a full international brand that connects tribal percussion, Latin club rhythms, and peak-time electronic records in one focused identity. It isn’t a side project or a one-off party series—MadaFreaks is the world Enzy has built around his music, his releases, and the community forming around this movement.

At the center is Tom Enzy himself, one of Portugal’s most successful electronic exports. With more than 500 million total streams across platforms and recent recognition as the #1 trending artist on Beatstats, his momentum has turned MadaFreaks into a serious global imprint rather than just a tour name. The project has earned support from major names across the scene, including HUGEL, an official David Guetta remix of “Let’s Go,” and a co-sign from Fatboy Slim on “Mexica.” These records represent the core of the MadaFreaks sound: club-forward Afro-Latin house designed for big rooms, heavy percussion, and international crowds.

MadaFreaks is also built for the dance floor first. The brand has already reached some of the most important stages and venues in electronic music, with appearances tied to Tomorrowland, Ultra Europe, Space Miami, Fabrik Madrid, and Pacha Ofir. The tour concept has expanded quickly because it delivers more than a single headliner booking. Enzy’s “Plus One” model brings a hand-picked artist from the MadaFreaks label roster, creating a consistent musical thread across the entire night while introducing new names connected directly to the imprint. For promoters and fans alike, it means a full label showcase rather than a disconnected lineup.

The label’s identity is rooted in the same club culture that has pushed Afro-house and Afro-Latin sounds into the center of global nightlife over the past few years. MadaFreaks reflects what’s happening right now across festival stages, Ibiza-style rooms, and underground circuits alike: a sound that pulls from African and Latin rhythm traditions while staying locked into modern house music structure. It’s direct, percussive, and built for movement.

With upcoming collaborations planned for 2026 with artists like Diplo, Francis Mercier, and NiteFreak, MadaFreaks is entering its next phase as both a label and a touring platform. For house music listeners looking for where Afro-Latin club music is heading, MadaFreaks is one of the clearest signals of what’s next—driven by Tom Enzy’s catalog, his global reach, and the growing community around the imprint.