Background and release
ATLXS is the pseudonym of the Italian music producer Diego Basile. [1] He self-released "Passo Bem Solto" on 23 April 2024, including four versions at different playback speeds. [2] In January 2025, ATLXS signed a contract with Broke Records, an indie label focused on "identifying viral songs and turning them into streaming hits". He signed over the masters and publishing rights of "Passo Bem Solto". [1] In March, he released three other versions of it at slower speeds. [3] A remix by Meduza was released in August. [4] In October, ATLXS sued Broke Records after the label refused to terminate the contract; according to ATLXS's lawyer, the deal was "predatory" and, as ATLXS was 17 years old at the time, the contract could be made void according to California law. [1]
Billboard Brasil 's "Yuri da BS" criticized "Passo Bem Solto", calling it "a European distortion of São Paulo's mandelão" and suggesting that it amounted to "classic appropriation". [5] By October 2025, "Passo Bem Solto" had over 450 million streams on Spotify across its multiple versions. [1] "Passo Bem Solto (Slowed)" was the second top song in YouTube Shorts for 2025. [6]
"Passo Bem Solto" was ATLXS's first entry in a Billboard chart, [7] reaching number 3 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs. [8] It reached number 4 in the magazine's World Digital Song Sales [9] and 34 on its Global 200 chart. [10] It reached the top 20 in numerous national charts, including Austria, [11] Latvia Streaming, [12] Lithuania, [13] Luxembourg, [14] Middle East and North Africa, [15] Russia Streaming, [16] Switzerland, [17] Ukraine Airplay, [18] and the United Arab Emirates. [19] It also reached a peak position of 2 on India International. [20] In year-end charts, it finished number 5 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs [8] and 152 on the Global 200. [21] "Passo Bem Solto" was certified platinum in Portugal [22] and gold in France [23] and the United States. [24]
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