Toscal Records continues to push forward with its second vinyl release, and Andy Somoza’s “UFO DJ” is a prime example of the label’s intercontinental vision. The Bolivian producer delivers a deep yet propulsive tech-groover, drenched in cosmic textures and hypnotic spoken-word elements.
Right from the outset, “UFO DJ” sets a spaced-out tone with a bubbling low-end groove and crisp, shuffled percussion. The bassline moves effortlessly, locking into a tight, rolling pattern that’s both dancefloor-ready and immersive. A steady stream of cosmic synth flourishes adds a sense of movement, while the spoken vocals introduce a mysterious, almost surreal narrative that complements the track’s futuristic aesthetic.
Somoza’s production leans into the subtleties of deep tech, favoring gradual builds and layered detailing over heavy-handed drops. The rhythmic arrangement feels fluid, with just enough swing to keep the energy dynamic without veering into predictability. It’s a track designed for late-night sessions, perfect for DJs looking to maintain tension while keeping dancers locked into the groove just like the whole “TSCL002“-release.
Words by Holger Breuer
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