22nd of April 12" vinyl release (limited to 200 copies) + Bandcamp digital release.
29th of April release in all digital stores.

Oxygeno - Mirror Of Confusion (Oliver Rosemann Remix)

With releases on respected labels like MORD, Warm Up, Soma and MindTrip, his music regularly finds support from top-tier DJs worldwide. 

He performs both DJ and live sets across Europe and is the founder of Recorded Things, a label that has gained strong recognition since 2021. 

Rosemann is also involved in collaborations with artists such as Pfirter, Alexander Kowalski and Jonas Kopp.

RAVER

TECHNO PROMOTER

Techno
Progresive
Ambient
Acid
Industrial
Dark
Hard
Experimental
House
Deep House
Minimal

Owner @lostversesmusic

Lost Verses | Mord | Semantica | Axis | Soma 

Booking: borja@acheron-booking.com

Diego Amido, known as Oxygeno, was born in 1995 in northern Spain. Since 2019, he has established himself as a key figure in Spanish techno culture, extending his influence beyond national borders to international stages.

Inspired by the distinctive sound of Spanish techno, Oxygeno has developed a unique style that blends hypnotic textures, relentless rhythms, and introspective atmospheres. His sets take the audience on a sonic journey filled with emotions and rawness, an immersive experience that defines his artistic essence.

With unwavering dedication, he founded his record label, Lost Verses, where he curates his most personal productions. His work has been released by prestigious international labels such as Mord Records, Axis Records, and Soma Records, with standout releases that have positioned him as a reference in today’s scene.

Oxygeno has shared the stage with renowned artists like Jeff Mills, Óscar Mulero, and Ø [Phase], performing in iconic clubs such as Khidi (Tbilisi), Fabrik (Madrid), Melkweg (Amsterdam), Gare (Porto), or Spook (Valencia). His music and presence in these spaces cement his position as an essential artist in the global techno landscape.

Oxygeno - Mirror Of Confusion (Oliver Rosemann Remix)

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