A deep dive into the hypnotic side of the dancefloor, Acid Polenta serves up a steaming bowl of groove straight from the underground kitchens of Romania. Driven by a bubbling bassline and crisp, percussive textures, the track simmers with tension while subtle acid stabs swirl in the mix like vapor from a late-night meal after Sunwaves. With its stripped-back structure and relentless pulse, this is a peak-time toolroom weapon for DJs who like their sets dark, quirky, and a little bit twisted.

Gabriel Vela - Acid Polenta

A hypnotic retelling of The Urs’s cult classic, Tărâmul Interzis, reimagined through the gritty vocal textures and rolling basslines of a Dub FX-style journey. Gabriel Vela blends Romanian folklore energy with urban groove — beatbox kicks, dubbed-out delays, and a deep spiritual weight that pulses like a heartbeat from the forest. Chant-like vocals rise from the mist, echoing ancient truths while the rhythm pulls you into a forbidden dimension where the past and future blur.

Perfect for ecstatic dancefloors, introspective headphones sessions, or late-night forest raves.

Gabriel Vela - Taramul Interzis (Remix Bootleg)

Somebody That I Used to Know (Tech House Bootleg)
I took one of the most emotional tracks of the 2010s and flipped it into a deep-driving tech house groove. This bootleg keeps the raw nostalgia of the original, but strips it down to essentials — chopped vocals, hypnotic percussion, and a bassline built for late-night dancefloors. It's a blend of melancholy and movement, made to hit right in the middle of a set when you want the crowd to feel something familiar but move to something new.

Somebody That I Used to Know (Tech House Bootleg)

“Papasito” blends Latin fire with underground tech house energy. I built this track around spicy percussion, rolling bass, and vocal stabs that flirt with the dancefloor. It's playful, a little cocky, and made to make people move — sweaty basement clubs, rooftop sunsets, wherever there's heat. This one’s for the dancers who want rhythm with personality and a groove that won’t quit.

Papasito

This one’s a twisted minimal roller built around a drunk Romanian monologue that spirals in and out of a dark, hypnotic groove. It’s raw, weird, and meant to disorient — like getting lost in a smoky afterhours club at 5AM, surrounded by laughter, shadows, and heavy bass. I wanted to keep it quirky but deep, strange but danceable. It’s techno for brains that are half-awake and still vibing.



Minimal brain

Late-night Bucharest energy bottled in a dirty tech house groove. Inspired by the chaos around Piața Sudului — the yelling, the tram bells, the smell of fried dough and brake pads — this one rolls deep with punchy bass, murky synths, and a headspace only found at the edge of sleep and sound. Made for the underground — concrete, sweat, and a Metrorex timetable no one follows.

Piata Sudului

This one’s a cheeky ride through the Romanian paradoy social scene, remixed for the dancefloor. Built around quirky character samples and hints of folclor—think village aunties talking over tech house kicks—Amândoi fuses groove with humor, nostalgia with punch. It’s a playful contrast: traditional textures meet deep basslines, perfect for late-night sets that don’t take themselves too seriously. If your grandma ever caught a groove at Sunwaves, this might be the soundtrack.

Amândoi

“On My Bass” flips early 2000s hip-hop bravado into a late-night tech house stomper. Layered with rolling Romanian minimal grooves, cheeky percussion, and a bassline that doesn’t ask permission — it takes over. This one walks the line between nostalgia and pure club energy. Whether you're posted up in Sector 3 or deep in a warehouse set, it’s all about riding that groove.

Bass first. Talk later.

On my bass

"Easter Habits" is a hypnotic fusion of rhythm and ritual. Built on a deep minimal tech groove with afro-inspired percussion, it weaves in haunting textures and mystical melodies that echo both Orthodox Easter chants and Middle Eastern oud licks. The track feels ceremonial — but it’s no sermon. It’s dancefloor incense: smoky, spiritual, with just the right dose of groove to keep the head nodding and hips moving.

A sonic pilgrimage through tradition and sweat. One habit you won’t want to break.

Eastern Habits

"Schimb Valutar" is where the block party meets the boiler room. A Latin-infused tech house remix of Rares Bebelusul x Tzanca Uraganu – Regele, this bootleg flips manele royalty into a money-moving, body-shaking floor weapon. With rolling basslines, percussive spice, and chopped Romanian vocals dipped in swagger, it’s a wild currency exchange of styles — from Ferentari to Ibiza.

Tradition gets traded for groove. No passport needed — just vibes.



Schimb Valutar

Dark, sensual, and hypnotic — "Ucis" takes the heartbreak of Mihail – Mă ucide ea and buries it under layers of dusty afro percussion, haunting synths, and low-end pressure. It’s a ritual on the dancefloor: love, loss, and obsession wrapped in rhythmic trance. Romanian melancholy meets tribal fire — and it burns slow.

This isn’t just a remix. It’s a mood.

Ucis

A heartbeat from the block straight to the booth. "Cardio" flips the turbo swagger of Damelo into a hypnotic after hours tech house groove, where sweaty basslines throb like a pulse and chopped manele vocals echo in the haze. This is what happens when the party doesn’t stop — it just shifts tempo.

From Ferentari to 5AM dancefloors, "Cardio" keeps the pressure up.
Hydrate or get left behind.

Cardio

“Milionar” flips heartbreak into hustle. Taking Danya’s raw anthem and remixing it into a punchy house roller, this track transforms old scars into new flex. Laced with slick vocal chops, punchy drums, and a bassline that walks like it owns the block, this isn’t just a remix — it’s a revenge anthem for anyone who made it out shining.

She called you haimana. Now you’re a Milionar.

Milionar ( Danya - Cat ai fost de haimana remix )

“WTF” is what happens when the streets of São Paulo crash into a sweaty Barcelona basement. A wild blend of Brazilian funk bounce, Latin percussions, and that unforgettable Loca People madness, this track doesn’t ask for permission — it grabs the aux and blows up the speakers.

It’s rude, it’s loud, and it’s dangerously danceable.
If you’ve ever said “what the f*** is going on” at 3AM on the dancefloor — this is your anthem.

Gabriel Vela - WTF

From underground grooves to sun-drenched sessions, I mix sound with setting. Based wherever the beats take me — most recently live from Gili Air 🌴
Expect deep cuts, high energy, and no fake drops. Just the real ride.

Gabriel Vela

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