Wow, very good. More edits and reworks like this!! Do bjork someday ❤️ I love mixing your tracks

Hermano, my most sincere congratz! Este track, "Samsara" y "Timeless" son unas verdaderas obras de arte! Para emocionarse mezclando. tuve que ir a comprarlos a beatport, no quedó otra!

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Grab your copy here: https://www.beatport.com/release/samsara/4097354

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Emi Galvan - Around The World [Replug]

▲ Releases: bit.ly/3k3r3gt
▲ Gigs: bit.ly/3Mq0TzC
▲ Flowing Podcast: bit.ly/3irn11f
▲ Bookings:  
Argentina & ROW: bookings@omniaproducciones.com
Europe: daniel@biauralis.com
Asia: spectrepakistan@gmail.com

▲ Bio
Influenced by legendary acts like The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk and Groove Armada, Emi Galván evolved from early days as a guitarist and singer in rock bands to become a distinctive DJ and producer in the global electronic music scene.

Releases on renowned labels such as SUDBEAT, The Soundgarden and Balance have established a reputation for crafting emotionally charged, forward-thinking music. The viral remix of Massive Attack’s “Girl I Love You” earned worldwide attention, while the 2024 rework of Underworld – “Dark & Long” became a global hit — championed by Hernan Cattaneo, Jooris Voorn, Guy J, Nick Warren, Sébastien Léger, Guy Mantzur and many more.

With consecutive #1 releases including “Frequency Shift”, “I Want to Believe”, and “Supernova” topping Beatport’s Organic House and Top Releases charts, Emi continues to shape the sound of the scene. In 2024, the music reached listeners in 162 countries and surpassed 1.25 million streams on Spotify, reflecting a growing global impact.

Performances across Brazil, Mexico, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Australia, Netherlands, Spain, Hungary, Albania and the United Kingdom — along with a standout appearance at the Ultra Music Festival in Buenos Aires — have solidified Emi Galván as one of the most distinctive and inspiring artists in contemporary electronic music.

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