The collaboration between and Johnny Berry remains a pivotal reference point for aspiring Angolan artists. It proves that with a blend of street-smart lyricism and high-energy production, the "New School" can dominate the airwaves while staying true to the spirit of the Luanda youth.

In the vibrant world of Lusophone hip-hop, few tracks have managed to capture the raw energy of the "New School" quite like "Levanto Poeira." Released by featuring the dynamic Johnny Berry (often credited as Johnny B), this track has become a staple of Angolan-Portuguese rap.

Stream the official track directly and explore the curated Young Family Mix on Spotify .

The song's longevity is sustained by its "top" status on streaming platforms like SoundCloud and Shazam , where it continues to garner thousands of plays years after its initial release. It represents a moment in time where Angolan youth reclaimed their narrative, using music to "raise the dust" and demand to be seen on the world stage. Legacy of the "New School"

: The song’s title serves as a metaphor for the artists making their mark and "raising dust" in the industry, signaling their dominance in the rap game. Context: The New School Era

Johnny Berry, on the other hand, is a seasoned musician with years of experience in the industry. With a background in hip-hop and R&B, Johnny Berry has honed his skills as a singer, songwriter, and producer. His music is characterized by his soulful voice, introspective lyrics, and infectious beats. Johnny Berry has worked with various artists in the past, but his collaboration with Young Family has brought a new level of excitement to his music.