Marian (BR) - Pumba La Pumba

Hey fam! Classy release 020 is out now. Brazilian PMAZII deliver mesmerizing grooves on "Transición".

PMAZII on Soundcloud
https://soundcloud.com/pmazii

FREE DOWNLOAD LINK
https://hypeddit.com/euwa2c

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PMAZII - Transición [FREE DOWNLOAD]

🏝️ https://play.shakemusic.com.br/figodonafterhours 🏝️

Sterium - Figodon (Afterhours) [BONGO]

Free Download

Gabss - Devil's Music [GR022]

OUT NOW! https://create.ffm.to/cantstop

DRT014
Can't Stop
Produced & Mixed
by ENNE
2024

[DRT014] ENNE - Can`t Stop

BDK018 Annavoig, NevvA - Perverse

TAKE IT OFF - FISHER (DYLAN G EDIT)

Free Download / Stream: https://hypeddit.com/moodchild/tribalmoods
Full version on Beatport, Traxsource, moodchild.bandcamp.com and moodchild.art

Supported By Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Nicole Moudaber, Marco Carola, Ilario Alicante, Nic Fanciulli, Paco Osuna, Marco Faraone, Archie Hamilton, Silvie Loto, Franky Rizardo, Melanie Ribbe, Steve Lawler, Ms Mada Francisco Allendes, Davide Squillace, Latmun, Eddy M, Manda Moor, Mason Collective (B), Kidoo, Josh Butler SYREETA, Stacey Pullen, Bassel Darwish, Chicks Luv Us, Bastian Bux, Davina Moss, Nathan Barato, Jean Pierre, Bewav, Pirate Copy, Mendo, Mike Morrisey, Gabriele Toma, Luca Donzelli, Ruben Mandolini, BizZa, Matthias Tanzmann, GruuvElement's, Daniel Orpi, Christian Burkhardt, Manu Gonzalez, Ramin Rezaie , Jamie Coins, JUST2, Samuele Scelfo, Reboot, DJ Skizzo, Nicolas Caprile, Fabio Neural, Jholeyson, Piem, DJ Boris, Goosey
Thomas Cerutti, Stefano Crabuzza, Mr. Diamond, Max Mash, and more.

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Various Artists - Tribal Moods [MC017]

GREG (BR), Dabi - Indianism [MC017]

KiRKie - Sexy BK (Original Mix) (FREE DOWNLOAD)

Concrete Static III - Minimal Techno DJ Set

House of Azro Vol. 1 is a journey through the grooves that inspire me most. This project blends deep house warmth, classic house rhythms, and minimal textures into a smooth, driving flow built for late nights, long sets, and open-minded listeners. Each track carries its own atmosphere — from atmospheric pads to hypnotic drums — but together they shape the sound I’ve been crafting and evolving.

Turn it up, dive in, and let the rhythm guide you.
Feedback, reposts, and support are always appreciated.
More volumes coming soon.

#HouseOfAzro #DeepHouse #HouseMusic #MinimalHouse #UndergroundHouse #ElectronicMusic #ProducerLife #NewMusic #ClubVibes #DanceMusic #DJSet #GrooveCulture #NightVibes #SoundCloudRelease

House of AZRO IV - VOL I

send us your demo over trackstack on this link:

https://linktr.ee/canibales




Since unveiling the iconic melodies of his 2009 anthem ‘Llovizna’ on Luciano’s Cadenza, Francisco Allendes hasgrown to become one of South America’s most loved musical exports. A true Ibiza mainstay, having re-located to the White Isle over a decade ago, holding his longstanding residency at ANTS and recognised via his 2019 award
for Best Ibiza DJ at the DJ Awards, the Chilean favourite has continued to impress with releases on Crosstown Rebels, Moon Harbour and Desolat across recent years. After re-connecting with his roots over the lockdown period before returning to Chile for an extensive tour and hosting workshops to help guide the next wave of Chilean artists, Allendes’ next project comes as a natural next step in the form of his first-ever label, Canibales. A new home for his own productions and to showcase music from across the globe, while also providing a future
platform for rising names from his home country, he opens 2023 with the label’s debut offering, ‘Pressure’.
“Opening a label has always been on my mind, but I didn’t want to push until every piece would fit together. That time has come. There’s a vision of the sound I want to showcase; percussive, futuristic, driving beats with a Latin flavour to them. I’ve got plenty of tunes from myself and new upcoming artists from South America and Europe to release across this first year of the label, which features some amazing artwork by my buddy Diego Robot from El Paso, Texas. I’m excited for what’s to come!” - Francisco Allendes.