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Barraca Destroy (feat. Sigrid - Destruction)

Embark on a sonic odyssey with this eclectic electronic music album that seamlessly blends house, deep, jazz, and downtempo vibes. Each track is a fusion of pulsating rhythms, soulful melodies, and intricate harmonies, creating a unique listening experience that transcends genres. Immerse yourself in the lush soundsc and infectious grooves of this genre-defying masterpiece

https://diasdecamporecords.bandcamp.com/album/omalley-the-alley-cat

O'Malley - Deep Blue

O'Malley - The Alley Cat

'The slow kid is here, carrying the unmistakable breeze of Lisbon's sunsets, woven with the vibrant threads of French touch. JAMAIMOI, the Stolen Flowers founderl now nestled in the heart of Portugal, crafts an EP that is both a playful homage to house and an electrifying dive into electro realms. With four tracks that glisten like the surface of a pool at golden hour, 'THE SLOW KID' invites you to immerse yourself in a sonic journey where every beat is a splash of joy and every vocal a spectrum of emotion. This is music for open skies, for dancefloors kissed by the moon, and for moments when happiness is the only thing that matters. Let JAMAIMOI's creation be your soundtrack to endless summer nights, where the rhythm never stops and the world is a little brighter.'

JAMAIMOI - Tes Yeux

JAMAIMOI - Come Closer

JAMAIMOI - Je Ne Sais Pas Quoi

JAMAIMOI - Tic Pam Pam Tic Tic Pam Pam

Días de Campo Records presents its fourth EP by JNJS, the Ibiza residents and dynamic duo (no, they’re not brothers, but they could be). This EP is crafted for the dancefloor, featuring 3 original tracks and 2 remixes by the American dreamer and Barcelona-based Liquid Earth: with both Broken Boozer and Deep Twirler mix. LUCY EP hits your hips with a laser beam, created by day and enjoyed by night. The main single, “Lucy,” evolves into a ruthless warrior beyond human logic. Both “My Japanese Friend” and “We Play In Blue” transport you to specific space-time coordinates. Will you travel with us?

This release stands out for its seamless blend of innovative sound design and irresistible grooves, marking a new high for Días de Campo’s already impressive catalog. A must-listen for any serious electronic music enthusiast.

B1. JNJS - My Japanese Friend

B2. JNJS - We Play In Blue

Enzo Leep’s latest EP, Concrete Jungle, is an evocative exploration of sound, memory, and raw emotion. Centred around its hypnotic title track, this release melds the gritty energy of house and electro with shimmering echoes of new wave, channelling the unmistakable spirit of pre-ruta Valencia while pushing firmly into uncharted sonic territory. The project is as much a celebration of the pioneers of the past—like the legendary Fran Lenaers—as it is a deeply personal reflection on the evolution of electronic music.

Quentin Gas joins the fold, adding lush, live-influenced instrumentation that gives the EP a cinematic dimension, while Juaan’s remix of Concrete Jungle delivers a dancefloor weapon packed with eerie techno, pulsating house, and sharp-edged electro. His distinct style, now part of the theBasement family, ensures the EP resonates long after the last note fades.

Closing the journey, the EP’s final moments feel like a Sunday dedication—a bittersweet ode to the fleeting happiness that festivals embody, to the collective euphoria of the weekend, and the emotional hangover it leaves in its wake. Concrete Jungle captures both the chaos and catharsis of those experiences, making it not just an EP but a powerful sonic memoir of a time, a place, and a feeling.

We are the children of La Ruta.

One Love Ft. Quentin Gas

Shadows Of Faith Ft. Quentin Gas

Concrete Jungle (Juaan de Campo Remix)

Sometimes, always, but Mostly James returns with an interplanetary quartet, shaping the melodic multiverse with four straight swingers. Four stories etched into the space score, plucked from the universe, interwoven through the black grooves of lacquer. An EP of cosmic rejects, belonging nowhere, yet somewhere, here or there. Two pieces of a planet, a rubber band stretched, until zero.

Coming to a dance floor near you..

Mostly James - Planet Interfaze

Mostly James - Rubberband

Mostly James - Two Piece

Criminal Issues steps up with Death of Funk EP, a four-track statement of intent that blurs the lines between past, present, and future. As one half of Criminal System, the mighty brasileiro knows exactly how to craft timeless house—built to last, made to move.

From the tense drive of Access Denied to the restless funk of the title track, through the neon-lit glide of Sonic Drive and the euphoric nostalgia of Stuck in the 2000, this is high-utility club music at its finest. No fillers, no gimmicks—just four cuts designed for selectors who want records they can rinse forever, morning, noon, or night.

Criminal Issues is pure talent at point blank range.

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