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Track: Wrong Way (Original Mix)
Artist(s): Damelo
Record Label: Sound D'Elite
Release Date: 18th July 2025
Buy: https://www.beatport.com/release/body-language/5151932

Miami-based producer Damelo steps up with a standout debut on Ilario Alicante’s Sound D’Elite, delivering a tightly produced three-tracker titled ‘Body Language’. Out on 18th July 2025, the release blends stripped-back rhythms, rolling low-ends, and sharp vocal work, and we’re premiering the closing cut, ‘Wrong Way’.

The track wastes no time. It locks into a pulsing groove from the start, with tightly programmed percussion and a rumbling bassline driving the track forward. There’s a darkness to it, but it’s measured, not aggressive, just laser-focused. Flickers of FX and distant vocal stabs creep in and out of the mix, giving it that shadowy, late-night feel. It’s minimal in structure, but there’s weight and purpose behind every element.

‘Wrong Way’ rounds off the EP perfectly, following the high-impact collab ‘Ooh Ohh’ with London X and the moodier title track ‘Body Language’. While the other cuts flirt with vocal hooks and tension, ‘Wrong Way’ leans fully into groove and control. It’s a DJ tool in the best sense, functional, flexible, but packed with character.

Damelo’s catalogue already includes releases on respected labels like COCO, Deeperfect and Night Service Only, and he’s played venues like Avant Gardner in New York and Hearsay to The Ground in Miami. His music has garnered support from notable names, including Paco Osuna, Nicole Moudaber, Cloonee, The Martinez Brothers, and Marco Carola.

Now with his first appearance on Sound D’Elite, ‘Wrong Way’ proves Damelo’s ear for atmosphere and rhythm is sharper than ever.

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Damelo - Wrong Way [Sound D'Elite]

Show Me The Way

I’m excited to share a glimpse of my upcoming release, “I Really Don’t Love Hoes.” This track blends playful, Snoop Dogg-inspired lyricism with upbeat house grooves, fun percussion, and a bassline that sticks with you.

It’s a bold, tongue-in-cheek record designed for the dancefloor — rooted in groove but not afraid to push boundaries. I wanted to capture that carefree, infectious energy that keeps people moving, while still delivering something with character and attitude.

This is the first of several new tracks I’ve been working on, and I can’t wait for you to hear what’s coming next. “I Really Don’t Love Hoes” drops soon — stay tuned.

I really don't love em

Snoop

Snoop (Radio Edit)

We are happy to having again one of the best Spanish electronic music producers on the label. Without doubt, Hector Couto is one of the most relevant artists of house and tech-house music, his releases on labels like Hot Creations, Sola or Saved are proof of it.

This time we have the housy side of Couto with 'Fat Cut', a summer anthem perfect to rock any terrace and club in the world. 'Nomad' is up-to-date tech-house, proper 2020 raw sound. ¡Bien jugado, Hector!

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Hector Couto - Fat Cut

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Since launching in early 2019, Dennis Cruz and Eddy M's MÜSE imprint has quickly seen the pairing curate one of the scenes most impressive rising labels - welcoming the likes of Tube & Berger, Piem and Alan Nieves alongside rising talents including Gruuve and Bizen Lopez, whilst also serving as a key outlet to release their own productions and material. Hot on the heels of Cruz's latest stand-out EP, 'KMA', early-August welcomes the debut split EP offering on the label as both co-founders return alongside one another for the very first time to serve up the twotrack 'Show Me / Five'. 

Eddy M's 'Show Me' opens proceedings with authority as the Barcelona-based DJ and producer combines crisp metallic drum lick atop of driving low-end tones and escalating lead lines to deliver a high-energy opening cut, whilst Cruz's bubbling 'Five' employs trademark hooky vocal samples alongside menacing basslines and icy hats to showcase a rolling cut typical of the ever-impressing Spaniard.

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Dennis Cruz - Five

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Contact: jeykurmis@gmail.com

There are few dj/producers that have nearly a decade in the industry and still continuing to evolve year on year. Based in Leeds, Jey Kurmis has an individual sound that he has established through several EPs on some of the most acclaimed labels worldwide. With a distinct dark heavy bass line and edgy vocals that set his tracks apart. Jey has played the likes of DC-10, The Warehouse Project, WMC, Sonar, BPM and many more. 

After his artists defining first EP on Hot Creations, Jey has continued his portfolio with a wealth of releases on Moon Harbour and several more EP’s signed to Hot Creations with others throughout the years on more niche labels such as Kaluki, Leftroom, Material and many more. Jey has set a precedent for himself continually bringing out a sound unlike any other. 

With the support and backing from some of the biggest names in the industry including Jamie Jones, Adam Beyer, Matthias Tanzmann, Patrick Topping, Solardo and many more, Jey has returned to the studio and with several EP’s already in the pipleline, this is set to be a defyning time for his talent.

Snoop (Radio Edit)

Jey Kurmis

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