Out now on Crosstown Rebels: lnk.to/CRM272

Chilean-born Francisco Allendes returns to Crosstown Rebels for the first time in six years this May. Serving up the three-track What You Do, the title number has already received global airplay via Damian Lazarus himself. Now, the full release will be made available next month and includes a remix by US-legend Harry Romero.

“What You Do is one of those tracks that happens magically on a jam and you can't really make it much better after that. I wrote it during the pandemic, so I wanted to create a weapon for when clubs would open again. Maratone came about the day after I played b2b with Matthias Tanzmann for thirteen hours, at the birthday of a friend in Ibiza. I sent both tracks to Damian and didn’t hear back from him for a few months... then I woke up to his WhatsApp message. It was a video of him playing What You Do at Space Miami and people climbing the walls of the club!” - Francisco Allendes.

A contemporary dose of four-on-the-floor house, What You Do leaves few prisoners in its wake, as rampant drum patterns converge on a heady combination of kicks, synths and irresistible vocals right the way through. There’s an infectious energy to the track, paving the way for Harry Romero’s similarly up-tempo remix. It’s feel-good, club ready dance music at its best, packed full of low-slung groove that opens neatly into the closing sequence: Maratone, a stripped-back, techy cut that bears all the hallmarks of a true Ibiza anthem.

Hailing from Chile and now based in Ibiza, Francisco Allendes is a leading light in today’s scene. Be it Loco Dice’s Desolat, Steve Lawler’s VIVA or Damian Lazarus’ Crosstown Rebels, his productions have graced some of the industry’s most well-respected labels. Such quality hasn’t gone unnoticed - he picked up the ‘Best Ibiza’ DJ Award in September 2019 and has gone on to complete several South American tours. A much loved affiliate of ANTS, Francisco has a long standing residency at both Ushuaïa in Ibiza and their affiliated tours, in addition to hosting the weekly radio show.

Seminal American house talent Harry Romero is a well-established figure on the worldwide music circuit. A prominent global DJ and producer since the ‘90s, early productions on Cutting Records and Cutting Traxx helped set the tone for Harry’s career trajectory, opening the doors to a coveted BBC Radio 1 ‘Essential Mix’ in recent years.

Francisco Allendes, Harry Romero

What You Do

Francisco Allendes - What You Do

Berlin-based DJ and producer, Otistic, makes his return to Nic Fanciulli’s Saved Records imprint this November with his debut solo outing on the label - the ‘Bomba’ EP. 

Always on the hunt for something new and inspiring, Otis merges his sound seamlessly, combining different elements from all genres into a quality that you can hear and feel in his productions. His deep love for music, a playful approach, and a unique way of thinking outside the box are slowly but surely shaping his profile in the Dance scene with his releases having found homes on an impressive line-up of labels including PRIMA, Incorrect, Club Sweat, ORIGINS, Kittball and Moon Harbour. 

The ‘Bomba’ EP offers plenty of hip-swinging percussive rhythms, playful rise and fall basslines, soulful vocal chants, warming drum grooves and rumbling low ends all combine to shape up yet another impressive EP from this talented newcomer.

Bomba EP

Bomba

Otistic - Bomba

Dennis Cruz - Una Rumbita (Original Mix)

AMÉMÉ - Never Forget

Bora Uzer 'Street Love' EP - Out now on @NervousRecords 

Stream/Download: https://borauzer.lnk.to/streetlove

Release Date: May 31, 2024



"With a bold flex of their increasingly supple A&R muscle - here we see NYC's prodigal sons, and chief-scene servers - fire up the every-fan seater, Nervous learjet; for an exclusive musical jolly to the ever-evergreen shores of Ibiza.



And stepping up to the soundtrack plate - box-fresh and powder dry, in their maiden outing for the label - is one, Bora Uzer. A new name to many eyes and ears no doubt; but, to have been entrusted by such a discerning stable, to handle one of their flagship, Ibiza facing, Summer releases - leaves little doubt as to how talented and safe a pair of club-primed hands we’re talking here.



First up, we have - ˙Magic Kind˙ - a track that manages to be many things all-at-once, without the fussiness, pretensions or persona issues that often come in tow. It terms of club dynamics - it packs a brand, simply pitch-perfect and made-to-measure for the hallowed terraces of Ibiza; whilst the tone, approach and melodic character harnessed - manage perfectly to encapsulate, in one tight 6 minute morsel - that rare and singular kind of magic, only ever truly felt on a white-isle dance-floor. At its core is a steadfast and thickset rhythm section; through which an expansive, undulating bass-line flows freely throughout; whilst - adding that beatific, Balearic sparkle above - is an instrumental menagerie of free-roaming strings, wind and percussion.



Snapping at its heels on the flip meanwhile, is ˙Street Love˙; a track full of verve, that’s doused in that same lush, enveloping warmth, that much of classic era Detroitian House, so readily pedalled. With its bounding bass-line; stout, compact beats and rousing 808 snare rolls - it’s a far more heads-down and urgent affair than its sibling.



However, the gratifying technical glue binding both cuts together here, is firstly in the crisp staccato stabs that pepper each stave with a refreshing 'live-cut' looseness, and ad-hoc regularity; and secondly - via a loving hand - the way in which many of the sounds have been washed, ever so gently with delicate reverb and gating.



Aspects which, overall, only serve to further crystallise that air of sun-shocked, blue sky-cloaked romance… leaving you gagging to hear both numbers, in their rightful, Mediterranean club-setting this Summer, at the next given opportunity.”

Bora Uzer - Street Love

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.tv/groove-con-clase

Two Abracadabra regulars Malóne & Cameron Jack have come together to deliver a dancefloor-ready house banger ‘Groove Con Clase’ for BLOND:ISH’s label ABRA X.

Both artists are currently making significant waves in the underground music scene, releasing on some of the most respected labels including elrow Music, Knee Deep in Sound, Hurry Up Slowly, Crosstown Rebels, and WHYNOTUS. They’ve also performed at some of the world’s most iconic venues, such as Space Miami, Pacha Barcelona, Hï Ibiza, Fabric, and KOKO.

The single has already earned support from major artists like BLOND:ISH, Nic Fanciulli, Marco Carola, Carlita, and Nicole Moudaber.

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Malóne, Cameron Jack - Groove Con Clase (ABRAX008) [Edit]

MOE'S IN WINTER

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Label owners Supernova team up with Uruguayan artist Javier Cardellino to bring on the table a fresh as well as deep and groovy percussion house version of the original theme from the famous TV series Narcos.

We look forward to hear this on many openair dancefloor during the summer.

Buy it on Traxsource
https://www.traxsource.com/track/5491128/tuyo-feat-javier-cardellino-colombian-club-mix

Tuyo

Supernova - Tuyo Feat. Javier Cardellino (Colombian Club Mix)

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