Founded in 2009, the internationalist label Cómeme has established itself as a mobile home, a dance music caravan joined and nurtured by artists from BsAs, Joburg, Medellín, Bucharest, México, Köln and many more places on the planet. Cómeme aims to become a place for diversity, irreverence, musical insurgency and freedom.

Andy Kenguan a.k.a ABandOfDjs
From Colombia based in Mexico

Juanpablust is a captivating electronic music producer whose artistic vision is profoundly inspired by the beauty of nature, the rich tapestry of South American music, and the vibrant allure of Bogotá's nightlife. Hailing from Colombia, Juanpablust's music transcends boundaries, weaving together a harmonious fusion of electronic beats and traditional sounds.


juanpablust@gmail.com

Sello por / Label by Andrea Paz, Diegors, Matias Rivera & Alejandro Paz.

Mandrake is an integral member of the Mayan Warrior collective and holds the distinction of being the founder and captain of Mexico City's iconic M.N. ROY Club. With his unique sound and an unparalleled sense of eclecticism, he takes listeners on a journey that seamlessly blends elegance, spanning from deep and entrancing rhythms to euphoric highs and sci-fi-infused pleasures within the realms of Indi Dance, Techno, and Disco.

He stands as one of the key figures in the evolution of the Mexican electronic music scene over the past decade, making an impact in nurturing its diverse and eclectic landscape, while firmly supporting the scene.

booking: hivilaine@gmail.com

The duo il est Vilaine believes that their first track breathes the masculine fragrance of some James dean stepping out of a backroom. it’s a lot worse. With deep bass and highly pitched gimmicks, the duo is not so much of an electronic pun, rather a dancing machine combining the efficiency of good old acid-house and the hypnotic features of productions such as remote, kill the dJ or Tim Paris. At once wild and Western, urban and mystical, we are happily confronted with a sound, an identity- a rare occurrence in these days of neat clean electro-pop. eschewing the fashion and uniformity of some sterile purism, il est Vilaine’s first record, released by dialect, is quite perfect, like a road movie with dennis hopper on Akira’s bike. And it would end at a rave party in some warehouse, obviously.
(Taken from Double 's intw (c) Maximilien Oedipe Purple)

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