Emerging from the pulse and pressure of Buenos Aires’ restless underground, Guile is steadily becoming one of the most distinctive voices shaping the contemporary club landscape. With a sound that threads Minimal precision through rolling groove, melodic spark, and a UKG-informed shuffle that refuses to stand still, he’s building a catalogue defined by character rather... Continue Reading →
Some artists emerge quietly from the underground. Others arrive with the soft force of inevitability - the kind that feels less like an introduction and more like the moment when several paths finally converge.
With an ear sharpened between Santiago and Stamford, and a record bag that bridges the warmth of Chicago House with the heady pulse of New York’s underground, Lucho has steadily carved out his place among the new generation of producers threading soul into Minimal grooves.
When Ballan lands on a label, it’s rarely by accident. The globe-hopping producer has a knack for weaving together the raw energy of Electro, the swing of UK Garage, and the cheeky irreverence of House into tracks that sound as spontaneous as they are deliberate.
Two cities, one sound, and a name borrowed from a cartoon horse - Horsemen are a transnational House duo whose grooves gallop between Berlin grit and Amsterdam swing.
Some artists build tracks. Others build entire channels for connection.
Some artists make noise. Others listen first - then carve out their own frequency in the quiet spaces between a kick drum and a sunrise.
Some collaborations are emails and stems. Others are shared sunsets, late-night studio stares, and morning walks to the beach with loops still humming in your head.
From countryside calm to cosmic dancefloor calls, Manata digs for nuggets of gold - both musical and metaphysical.
There are producers who follow trends, and then there’s Phill Prince, who crafts them with a smirk and a synthesizer.
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