Don't Let Me

Founded in 2015, Mud Audio Voodoo is a musical project that blends electronic experimentation, club culture roots, and a psychedelic vision of sound. Born from the idea of ​​a DJ who transformed his artistic identity into pure sonic exploration, Mud Audio Voodoo builds musical universes by blending loops, samples, and original productions through a free and independent approach.

Their first compositions, inspired by legendary Adriatic Riviera clubs such as Baia degli Angeli, Aleph, Thriller, Mecca, Slego, and Zanzibar, quickly found their way onto major digital platforms thanks to international distribution by The Orchard Enterprises NY, Inc. From there, the single "Away from This" marked a turning point: it peaked at #12 on the European indie charts and remained there for over 80 consecutive weeks, solidifying the project's identity.

After the album Psychedelic Love (2023) and the celebratory single "Old Man," Mud Audio Voodoo continued to explore new sounds with the EP Buzz Light (2024), a four-track manifesto that invites us to live without compromise: "You only have one life, don't waste it on what doesn't belong to you."

2025 marks a new creative phase with the release of "Wild Ballet" and the single "Hypermarket," previews of the upcoming album, "Spiritual and Electric Pulse." The title itself encapsulates the band's sonic philosophy: a journey through physical and energetic impulses that transform into a musical experience, between electronic vibrations and spiritual suggestions.

With a language that blends electronica, psychedelia, and club atmospheres, Mud Audio Voodoo is more than just music: it is a flow of energy that flows through body and spirit, a visionary dance that continues to evolve.

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