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)

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Never Go Broke by Gabriel Vela is a deep minimal roller anchored by a taut, sub-heavy bassline and lean, syncopated percussion. Airy stabs and whispery textures thread through the pocket, building subtle tension without clutter—perfect for long blends and low-slung momentum. The groove speaks in restraint: crisp transients, negative space, and a focused pulse that keeps floors locked from warm-up to afterhours. Clean, DJ-forward engineering with just enough attitude to cut through the mix.

Never Go Broke — Gabriel Vela | Deep Minimal, Sub-Driven Groover, Late-Night Tool

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.

Never Go Broke — Gabriel Vela | Deep Minimal, Sub-Driven Groover, Late-Night Tool

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