The next release on Unnamed & Unknown brings in the new year with a bang as a collection of 10 brand new dancefloor heaters make up the NYE 2022 VA. 

Mad&Meis’ ‘Work For It’ opens the release with a pleasant swing. Loose and grooving drums combine with hooky sub-bass & delicate melodies that ebb and flow throughout the record. Layers of vocal chops help to build a continuously rising energy, perfectly matching its swaying percs. 

Doggo follows with ‘Right Now’, cutting a firmer line with a warehouse feel. Big weighty drum work dances with plucked bass notes and offbeat snares for a stomping groove, intercepted by vocal cuts and analogue synth injections. 

‘Funky Moon’ comes next, seeing Juampi Saillen take things in a different direction with percussive focused terrace vibes. Roaring sub-bass and rolling drums push into the deeper frequency ranges, whilst subtle harmonies fill the track in perfectly placed splashes. 

iicchigo’s ‘With You’ keeps the rolling tech vibe going strong, with tribal-inspired elements and squeaky clean drums. Building around a stirring female vocal and sultry melodies, its constant rising energy keep you in a daze as it modulates towards a pleasant peak. 

‘Wild Run’ is next up, with same.As keeping a firm foot on the gas. An upbeat Tech groover filled with driving components and attention-grabbing musicality. Primed for the peak-time dancefloors and wanting crowds, it will have you moving from start to finish.

Mondo’s ‘The One’ follows with more melodic-focused terrace vibes. Driven by weighty sub-bass and crisp percs, its injections of colour and vox cuts make it a perpetually enjoyable dancefloor-geared jam. 

‘Keep This Frequency Clear’ comes next as Dem Boyz deliver a quirky cut filled with outlandish samples and creative fills. Sub-bass drives the track forward as rippling percs & punchy drums add more movement to the mix, whilst vocal cuts add character throughout. 

FOLEY’s ‘Keep The Funk Alive’ does just that with jacking drums and deep harmonies. Smooth synths and rich percussion flood the track in between its dominant vocal presence - marrying up perfectly with its robust drum work and catchy bassline. 

‘Coffeebean’ dives deeper as Beatky carves out an analogue-rich minimalist jam. An array of punchy drums and subtle percussive layers make up its core, expanding into a tapestry of bright and colourful melodic components - a real toe-tapper!

Lucciano, Martin Bordacahar and MartinoResi combine on the final track of the release - ‘Sometimes In The Way’. A certified groover, building around a soulful female vocal and long sweeping bass notes, it’s a stripped-back terrace roller with unlimited amounts of flavour.

The ‘NYE 2022’ VA is out on 6th January 2022 on Unnamed & Unknown.

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Born in Extremadura (Spain), he was always drawn to electronic music thanks to Tech House, so much so that in 2018 he learned to play little by little on his own. Making energetic sets with minimalist sounds and vocals being essential in them.
Wanting to advance one more level in his musical career during the pandemic, he began to learn to produce music, his tracks are usually very grooved and have very melodic bass along with very punchy vocals and synths, including in the genre Minimal Deep, Tech House and even House does not want to define itself in a single style because the only thing he wants to transmit through his music is the energy, the dance and the fun that he himself feels on the dance floor. After learning for a while, he has signed with labels such as Material Series, Bubblegam, Hátitat, Unnamed & Unknown and Ohana Music trying to gain a foothold in the electronic scene.