Versus

Versus has made a mark with several tracks that resonate with fans. “Blue” stands out for its catchy melody and engaging lyrics. “Somewhere Only We Know” captures a sense of nostalgia, inviting listeners to reflect on personal memories. The band also explores diverse sounds with tracks like “Warriors (Instrumental Kizomba)” and “Oceans (Kizomba Remake),” blending genres seamlessly.

Songs such as “Interstellar” and “Eclipse” showcase their ability to create atmospheric soundscapes. Meanwhile, “Lovely - Kizomba Douceur” offers a softer touch, while “Kizomba d'Oriente” adds a unique flair. Other notable tracks include “The Hug” and “Opera,” which highlight their versatility. With this mix, Versus continues to engage a wide audience, proving their place in the music scene.

Versus has been active with new releases, showcasing their versatility in sound. Their latest single, “Dream (Kizomba Instrumental) (2025),” stands out with rhythmic elements that fit well within the Kizomba genre. Following this, “Salovat (Urbankiz Instrumental) (2025)” offers a smooth blend of urban beats that captures attention.

In addition, the track “QUEDATE LUNA (acapella) (2025)” strips down the sound to vocals, allowing listeners to appreciate the lyrical content. Lastly, “Ta Reine (Kizomba) (2025)” brings back the danceable vibes typical of Kizomba, making it a likely favorite for fans of the genre. These releases highlight a range of influences while maintaining a cohesive sound that reflects Versus's artistic direction.

Versus has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals across Europe, showcasing their music to diverse audiences. One standout performance took place at L'Autre Canal in Nancy, where the band engaged the crowd with their signature sound. Their energy resonated well, making it a memorable night for fans.

They also graced stages at Nachtleben and the Crystal Ballroom, gaining attention for their dynamic sets. Festivals have been a significant part of their journey too. They were featured at events like the Bar Do Netão, where they connected with festival-goers and other artists. These performances helped solidify their presence in the rock and alternative rock scene, allowing them to reach new listeners and build a loyal following.