Low End Radio's mix series featuring Auphoria. #006

Interview Article: https://open.substack.com/pub/lowenddirectivenewsletter/p/the-lowdown-74-auphoria-spotlight?r=31ogwb&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Low End Radio [006] - Auphoria

Demos: low.end.directive@gmail.com

The future lies within the undiscovered. Low End Directive aims to drive the genre of dance music forward; to promote harmony and empower emerging artists from diverse environments and backgrounds. As an independent record label, our mission is to champion a culture deeply rooted in quality, originality and inclusivity. This is a place for Producers, DJs, and Audiences to express themselves and unite through the unique and undiscovered.

Jooy is an Argentine artist exploring the boundaries between sound, art, and perception.
Through experimental electronic music and immersive visuals, his world invites you to experience pleasure through sound — a space for sonic journeys, visual experiments, and moments that redefine what joy feels like.

With over eight years of experience as a DJ, he has developed a versatile style that blends indie dance sounds with melodic house atmospheres, underpinned by a consistent and hypnotic groove. His approach creates a sound journey that flows with the environment, adapting to the energy of the space and the vibe of the moment through an eclectic musical narrative.

In recent years, Jooy has taken his music to stages in Mexico, the United States, and Buenos Aires, performing at venues like On Heaven (Playa del Carmen), Nomads (Isla Mujeres), FusionBar (Playa del Carmen), The Hall (Miami Beach), and SkyYard (Miami Beach). Each performance expands his universe — a continuous exploration of sound, art, and perception.

DJ GR3CO is a veteran of the dance floor, a DJ turned creator who brings decades of club experience directly into his productions. His sound is rooted in the underground — weaving elements of minimal deep tech, tech house, Afro house, Latin house, and classic house — always driven by rhythm and emotion.

With over 25 years behind the decks, GR3CO blends the essence of the past with the energy of the present, delivering music that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Not every moment is high tempo; he also embraces the slower, deeper side of sound — those chill, soulful vibes made for catching a breath and feeling the moment.

A testament to timeless passion, DJ GR3CO proves it’s never too late to define your own sound.

My name is Dav🆔 and I am a digital crate digger for the newest tracks.
@ houseandtechnoreleases on Instagram | Houseandtechnoreleases.com

San Diego born, the community of the dance floor surrounded me at a younger age.
It was normal for house parties to have decks at the command of the music selection. It took me a year or two of observing  the rekordbox patterns until finally I purchased my own controller in the Spring of 2017. 

From here, I was hooked. To be a good DJ you of course need skills, but what I have learned over the last 8 years is that if you want to be a respected DJ, you need tracks. My knowledge of artists stemmed from attending festivals and shows to expand my horizons in the various sub genres of dance music. I enjoy them all and keep an open mind! However, I realized there were simply too many DJs and labels to keep track of new music. I hated the feeling of coming across a banger track and realizing it was released months ago. I wished there was a page that I could follow to give me release updates. In the Summer of 2020, H&TR was born. 

I am now addicted to digging deeper and deeper into the underground to discover every new release across house and techno, and have been doing it for over 150 weeks straight now. I am committed to this mission not only for myself and DJ ability, but I have a passion for sharing good music with others. I love introducing a new artist to a friend that I think they would enjoy. Not just this, but what an incredible feeling it is to “ID” a track when others send me a video. Hence a friend coining me the name “DavID”