Kaeso, pronounced ("K ay - so") 
producer.
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"ENDMK bridges the gap between London and Latin America." - FACT Magazine

A record label by Tatsu Jones featuring:
@KaliMutsa
@Tunacola
@zbramusic
@lainus
@miss-garrison
@djcaso
Picnic Kibun

Web: www.endmk.com
Contact: info@endmk.com

𝚃𝚎𝚌𝚑𝚗𝚘 | 𝙷𝚘𝚞𝚜𝚎 | DJ  | Producer

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Career Highlights:
Ministry of Sound, London
Corsica Studios, London
Ibiza Rocks Bar, Ibiza
Reading Festival

light gal is a rising star of London’s house and techno scene. Drawing influence from such labels as Terminal M, Drumcode, and Innervisions, as well listing DJs like Charlotte De Witte, Mha Iri and Massano as some of her many inspirations, light gal creates unique and exploratory sets ranging from dark and melodic to peak time techno. With appearances at across Ibiza, Florida as well as various venues accross London such as Ministry of Sound, Corsica Studios and Dalston Superstore, she is quickly emerging as a talent to watch.

Born in Surrey, one of her first introductions to dance music was during primary school, listening to compilations of Ibiza summer hits. She attended Reigate College, whose alumni include Disclosure and Fatboy Slim, and went on to study a Masters degree at the University of Bristol in Maths and Computer Science. It was here that her passion for the music was truly cemented, becoming a frequent visitor to legendary Bristol venues like Lakota, Motion, and Dojo Nightclub. After her studies, she moved back to Surrey, concentrating on her craft while working at the Academy of Contemporary Music.

She was first drawn to dance music through early underground dubstep from the likes of artists such as Plastician and Rusko. When the genre began to die down it opened her eyes to different sounds and styles, particularly house and techno. “The thing I love about the style of house I play is that everyone can be happy and dance along even if they don’t know the songs - it’s that sort of vibe. But with techno though, it’s the opposite. Dark, cold, industrial, yet melodic - but still stuff you can dance to!”

Light Gal kick-started her DJ career by performing in Ibiza over the Summer of 2017. During her time on the island, she performed at Ibiza Rocks and Hush nightclub, and was so well-received that she was invited back the following year. Since then, she has been busy - performing across London and establishing her own event ‘Minority Influence,’ which hopes to disprove the opinions and biases of people who consider the house and techno scene to be exclusively white and male, and looks forward to organising its next instalment soon. Between gigs, Light gal is currently curating DERILIKT Techno - a series of dark and melodic mixes, and the bi-annual Pure House Anthems, packed with UK House dance floor fillers.

It all started at the age of 8 years, a time where life was so simple and innocent. Brian Alejandro discovered a tape which when he first played he was immediately hypnotised to its sound. 

From the first hip-hop drum patter, the first fast rhyming words he wanted to learn how to fuse words and sentences together and flow to the beat that had once had him stuck to the cassette player.
Rappers and MC’s influenced him around his neighbourhood in Colombia. Even though he went through tough times growing up, music was the only thing motivating him to move forward. 
From a young age he began an interest in instruments that lead him to learn how to play the piano. 

At the age of ten he moved to the UK, where his interest and ambition for music grew even stronger.
By the age of twelve he had already written lyrics of his own; hoping one day he would be able to use them. 

He began by using other artist's instrumentals and making stories and songs in his head using past experiences.
At the age of fourteen he got his first chance to record his first song called 'Heart of Steel', which was a basic story of his life up until then; what it was like to leave everything behind and move on to a whole new world. 

The new experience of studio recording expanded his knowledge on professional Music making. 
This subsequently made him realize music was not just a fantasy anymore.

What used to be a hobby and a dream has become a passion 
Which has influenced him to combine Latin American music with sounds and music from the UK.


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