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BJONES

MANAGEMENT

MAY OUTEIRAL

FRONT PAGE, ART DIRECTION AND LAYOUT

NEREA CARRIÓN

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In this track, Sandra wanted to honor the refuge that techno represents for her, speaking about it in its most powerful form. She blends groovy, industrial, and hard sounds that blur the line between techno and mental health.

The artist has already accustomed us to her musical self-exploration, creating songs that serve as therapy breaking away from the conventional upbringing that discourages us from expressing what we hold inside. All those repressions lead to a detachment from our true selves. However, Sandra finds that space within techno.

Through its sound and expression, she has found a place to release her emotions. The psychological state induced by the trance of this music gives Alexxandra a sense of security and even a refuge.

“The opposite of depression is expression, and techno has always been a safe space for expression whether when I dance, produce, or enter that state.”

In the artist’s words, this track was created “for anything that hurts, for anything I’ve needed to release. That’s where techno gives you permission to feel.”

In this interview, he shares his influences, the challenges of his career, and the magic behind every performance.

From the love for music inherited at home to his evolution as a DJ in the vibrant scene of the Dominican Republic, this artist has built a unique sound without being confined to a single genre. Blending Drum & Bass, Hard Techno, House, and Minimal, each set becomes a unique journey, guided by passion and the constant pursuit of new sounds.

From Mixing at Ludo’s Party to Rocking Events in the DR… What Has Been the Most Epic Moment of Your Career So Far?

One of the most epic moments of my career was on my 30th birthday. I celebrated it at ICU, the first DJ school in the Dominican Republic, founded by Manuel Miller. When I walked in, they sang

“Happy Birthday” to me live while I had my headphones on. It was an incredible experience.

Drum & Bass, Hard Techno, House, Minimal… How Do You Make So Many Genres Coexist in Your Sound Without Losing Your Essence?

I believe that with electronic music, anything is possible. I’ve been a music lover since

I was a child. I grew up listening to a lot of rock thanks to my father and older brother, while on my mother’s side of the family, I was surrounded by more rhythmic and joyful music. These musical contrasts have given me great versatility and allow me to adapt to any moment in each performance without losing my essence.

They Say Music Is a Reflection of the Soul… If You Had to Describe Your Style in Three Words, What Would They Be?

Journey, joy, unique.

From Venezuela to the Dominican Republic, How Has the Island Influenced Your Sound and Your Approach to Music?

I’ve been living on the island for nine years, and it was inevitable to fall in love with its sounds and rhythms. The Dominican Republic adopted me, and I love this land.

Your Love for Music Started at Home, Thanks to Your Family… What Song or Album from Your Childhood Still Inspires You Today? “Guerrilla Radio” – Rage Against The Machine.

Being a DJ Is More Than Just Mixing Tracks

It’s About Telling a Story. What Story Do You Like to Tell in Your Sets?

You Always Strive to Innovate and Never Repeat the Same Thing Twice… How Do You Stay Fresh and in Constant Musical Evolution?

Today, there are many tools to discover new music, and that motivates me to constantly search for unique tracks real gems by my standards. I dedicate countless hours to music selection because I am a passionate selector.

If You Could Share the Booth with Any DJ in the World, Living or Deceased, Who Would It Be and Why?

The Martinez Brothers. I’ve been inspired by them for many years I love their sound and the style they project, both visually and musically.

What Has Been the Biggest Challenge You’ve Faced in Your Journey as a DJ?

My introduction to the DJ world was completely self-taught, which made my beginnings quite challenging. Over time, the island gave me the opportunity to fulfill my dream of becoming a DJ. I wasn’t fully prepared, and the process was difficult, but with dedication, I managed to adapt.

I always try to tell a different story in each performance; I don’t follow a specific formula. I especially enjoy three to four-hour sets after midnight, where groove takes over, creating a harmonious fusion of genres.

We Know You Are a Resident DJ at Mosquito

Boutique Hotel in Las Terrenas. What’s the Vibe Like When Playing There, and What Makes This Experience Special?

For me, being able to do what I love in my favorite place the beach is unmatched. Having the responsibility of creating a musical identity for one of the country’s top spots, both in gastronomy and atmosphere, is both a privilege and a challenge. Over time, this experience has been a tremendous learning opportunity for my career.

Aside from being a resident DJ at this prestigious franchise, I also handle bookings, contributing to the local scene. Additionally, a year ago, I started producing my own private events at Mosquito Beach Bar, bringing a different theme to each party.

Russian DJ and producer MonAmourrr is back with an electrifying new track titled Vibe, a pulsating addition to the Tech House genre that is sure to ignite dance floors worldwide.

With her signature sound, MonAmourrr skillfully blends infectious grooves, driving basslines, and captivating rhythms, creating a track that embodies the very essence of the night. Vibe opens with a hypnotic beat that gradually evolves, drawing listeners into an immersive soundscape.

The composition features intricate percussive elements and layered synths that build tension, perfectly balancing energy and atmosphere.

As the track progresses, playful vocal samples and catchy hooks weave throughout, adding an extra layer of euphoria that invites everyone to lose themselves in the music.

This release showcases MonAmourrrs deep understanding of the Tech House scene, combining influences from classic house sounds with modern electronic production techniques. Vibe is a testament to her creativity

Dreambeach Continues to Shape Its 2025 Lineup

The 11th edition of the Almería-based festival is set to break all records this summer, featuring international names such as Will Smith, the headliner of this new installment of the event.

Norman Quentin Cook will make his return to Dreambeach after his appearance in its second edition. Fatboy Slim’s sound was one of the pioneers of electronic music in the 1990s. With a career spanning over three decades, the British artist has remained at the forefront of the global electronic scene. Having him in top form at the 11th edition of the festival is a true privilege.

The festival also makes space for leading female names in the hard & bass scene, such as Lens. A powerhouse of intensity, British artist Ellen Lewin will make her Dreambeach debut. Hailing from Brighton, she has solidified her presence in this niche. Another exciting addition is Chelina Manuhutu. The Ibiza-based Dutch DJ will bring the magic of the island to Dreambeach with her signature underground sound.

High-speed beats will also take the stage with the confirmation of Evil Activities. Originally formed by Telly Lukys and Kelly Van Soest, the Dutch act will bring its full intensity to Dreambeach.

Urban music will have its place in El Toyo-Retamar with Antony Z’s show. The Granada-born artist joins the lineup for his first Dreambeach performance, following the completion of his 2024 tour with his album La Gran Ciudad.

The festival’s last edition in 2024 exceeded all expectations in its new location, drawing over 120,000 attendees. In this anniversary edition, Dreambeach has solidified itself as a leading festival and a cultural brand that enhances the visibility of the city of Almería while meticulously curating every aspect of production.

Blair Suarez, Adam Myles, and Omar Guider make up Mason Collective an unconventional trio that has crafted its own distinctive sound within the underground circuit. Known for their explosive sets, the British group will make their debut this summer at the Almería festival.

As Dreambeach enters its second decade, the organization is working on its most international lineup to date. A brand-new venue will be created, featuring spectacular structures and a high-level production across four independent stages. Over the course of three consecutive days (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday), national and international artists will take the stage, making this edition the most ambitious in the festival’s history.

Karretero’s First Release of 2025 Breaks All Records

“El Desorden”, the Over051 release from Overtones Records, dropped on January 30.

Karretero kicked off 2025 with a brand-new release on Overtones, the label led by Tony Guerra. “El Desorden”, released on January 30, marked the perfect start to the year. This track, which embodies all the signature elements of the Madrid-based DJ’s production style, has been met with an exceptional reception.

A frenetic track with a hypnotic rhythm from the very first beat, accompanied by captivating vocals, “El Desorden” has caught the attention of renowned producers such as Loco Dice and Tony Guerra himself. This first release of the year from Karretero has already generated extraordinary traction, foreshadowing a year full of surprises.

“El Desorden” also signals a new direction for Overtones, which has just unveiled a fresh new image.

SOULWAX LIVE ITALIAN PREMIERE CLOSES THE LINEUP FOR THE 12TH EDITION OF KAPPA FUTURFESTIVAL

THE ITALIAN FESTIVAL HAS OFFICIALLY UNVEILED ITS FULL LINEUP, DIVIDED ACROSS ITS THREE-DAY PROGRAM.

Kappa FuturFestival Unveils Full Lineup and Daily Program for Its Upcoming Edition

Kappa FuturFestival has announced its complete lineup, along with the daily schedule for its new edition, confirming Soulwax Live Italian Premiere as the final addition to its bill. This exclusive show, featuring a brand-new live format from brothers David and Stephen Dewaele, the masterminds behind Soulwax, will be presented only at the festival.

This highly anticipated performance will take place on Friday, July 4, at the post-industrial venue Parco Dora in Turin, rounding out a lineup of over ninety artists. It marks the closing act of an unprecedented festival lineup.

Over three intense days, Kappa FuturFestival will showcase a carefully curated artistic selection for each day of the weekend. Festivalgoers can expect a fully immersive experience across three consecutive days in a stunning setting, where performances and DJ sets from some of the most influential international artists will take place across five stages, including The Voyager & Kosmo Stage, along with exciting new surprises planned for this edition of Kappa FuturFestival.

As in previous years, Kappa FuturFestival remains committed to enhancing audience experience through cuttingedge technology. Once again, the festival presents its pioneering Art & Techno VIP Experience the most luxurious way to enjoy a weekend dedicated to both art and techno.

FROM FRIDAY, JULY 4, TO SUNDAY, JULY 6

Adiel B2B Quest

Adrian Mills B2B Biia

Airod B2B Anxhela

Anyma

Anotr

Azyr

Bad Boombox

Ben Ufo B2B Francesco Del Garda

Cloudy B2B Novah

Dennis Cruz B2B The Martinez

Brothers

Donato Dozzy

Drums and Chants

East End Dubs

Fatima Koanda

Fjaak

Fleur Shore

Folamour

Gandalf

Gene On Earth B2B Dyed Soundorom

Kettama

Lena Willikens

Nico Moreno

Nicola Gavino

Alignment

Anyma B2B Solomun

Artbat

Aurora Halal

Barbara Lago B2B Daniella da Silva

Basswell B2B OnlyNumbers

Binh

Chris Liebing

Colin Benders

Dexphase B2B Skryption

Dixon

DJ Hell

DJ Stingray 313 B2B Helena Hauff

Dom Dolla

Fiorella

Fjaak B2B Elli Acula

Floating Points Live Italian

Premiere

Inner Lakes

Jowi

Massano

Mathew Jonson

Meduza³

Miss Monique

Nicole Lovera

Ogazón

Seth Troxler B2B DJ Tennis

Shlomo

Adam Beyer B2B Maceo Plex

Boris Brejcha

Caribou Live

Carl Cox Live

Charlotte De Witte

Chris Avantgarde

Christopher Coe

Diplo

DVS1 & Traxx

Enrico Sangiuliano

Eris Drew B2B Octo Octa

Fantasm

Nicola Mazzetti

Nina Kraviz

O.bee B2B Tomas Station

Ogazón B2B Ryan Elliott

Paco Osuna

Pawsa

Seth Troxler

Skream B2B Prospa

Soulwax Live Italian Exclusive

Speedy J

Surgeon

The Lady Machine

Sneaker DJ

Speedy J

Tatyana Jane

The Exaltics Live

Tini Gessler

Vintage Culture B2B Beltran

Voices From The Lake Live

YOUniverse .Vril, 19:26

Jane Fitz

Joe Claussell B2B Ron Trent

Joseph Capriati

Kevin De Vries

Kerri Chandler

Lil Louis

Lilly Palmer

Marie Montexier B2B Simone De Kunovich

Mau P

Mita Gami B2B Franky Wah Octave One Live

Oguz

Olympe

Øtta

Patrick Mason

Peggy Gou

Reinier Zonneveld Live

Sally C

Sizing

Solomun Extended Set

The Robinson

Julia Knyazeva, known as Muza (RU) is her state of mind embodied in music. As a DJ and Producer, She create soundscapes that transport listeners to other dimensions, where every beat is a pulse of life and every transition is a new turn in the musical journey. Her music is a mix of deep bass, mesmerizing melodies and powerful rhythms that make hearts beat in unison. She is inspired by everything that surrounds her: from the noise of city streets to the silence of night landscapes, turning these impressions into tracks that resonate with the souls of listeners.

Let’s get know Muza (RU) in depth!

Can you share with us about your background? Where did you grow up?

Born in Georgia, raised in Azerbaijan (Baku), lived in Europe (Belgium), and now based in Kazan (Russia), I have absorbed the culture, traditions, and energy of many different countries. The mix of three nationalities is reflected in my temperament, passion, and the versatility of my music. Speaking three languages, I feel like a citizen of the world, and my music speaks a universal language of emotion that everyone can understand.

I have traveled to many countries and continents, visited almost every country in Europe, and this has certainly influenced to my perception of sounds and music. Each culture, each city, each landscape has left its mark on my soul, and I try to convey this flavor in my tracks.

What motivated you to pursue a career as a DJ?

Music has always been a part of my life. At the age of 6, I entered a music school to study piano, and although I did not manage to graduate, this experience became an important part of my musical path.

Later, I worked in management positions, but the passion for music and creativity always lived in me. At some point, I realized that I could no longer leave this inner calling, and I devoted myself entirely to music.

Music is my main inspiration, my source of energy and a way to express what is impossible to express in words. When I first found myself behind the DJ booth, I realized that I wanted to become a conduit between the world of sound and people.

I believe that music has the power to change moods, inspire and even heal. That is why I try to make my tracks and sets not just a collection of sounds, but an emotional journey that can touch every listener. I want my music to leave a mark on people’s hearts, so that they feel something real when they listen to me.

Who are your influences?

My work is inspired by legends such as Nina Kraviz, Oliver Huntemann, Jay Lumen, Olivier Giacomotto, Belocca, Alexander Popov, Nadya (RU), Aiwaska, Sara Landry, Markus Schulz, Deborah De Luca, Boris Brejcha, Omiki, Ruback, Armin Van Buuren, Massano, who have proven that electronic music is not only sound but also art.

Can you describe the music that you play ?

My music is a mix of tech house, indie dance, melodic techno and techno, which create a unique sound cocktail. Melodic techno for me is not just a genre, it is a way to convey emotions through deep, penetrating melodies that touch the soul. Techno is energy, drive and power that make the body move and the heart beat faster. I adore unusual and slightly aggressive sound that makes listeners leave their comfort zone and dive into a new, unknown world.

Success in the world of DJing and producing is a combination of skills, creativity and personal qualities. Here are the key competencies that, in my opinion, are necessary: Taste, creativity and uniqueness, perseverance and self-confidence, networking skills and self-presentation and passion for music.

On stage, I am a conduit between reality and the world of sound. My sets are not just a selection of tracks, they are a story that I tell through music, involving the audience in a state of complete immersion. I like to experiment, adding unexpected elements to my tracks, which makes my sound recognizable and unique. For me it is important not only to play music, but also to feel a connection with the audience. I believe that a real DJ is not just a person behind the console, but a guide who helps people feel emotions through music.

What do you think are the key competencies required for DJs and producers to be successful?

Being a DJ and producer is not only about inspiration and creativity, but also constant challenges.

One of the most difficult aspects is the balance between commercial success and artistic integrity. Sometimes you have to compromise, but I always try to stay committed to my sound.

As a woman in the world of electronic music, I often encounter certain stereotypes and prejudices. But I believe that talent and passion for music have no gender. I am inspired by artists like Deborah De Luca, Nina Kraviz, Charlotte de Witte, Nadya (RU), Sara Landry, who have proven that women can be equally successful in this industry.

How do you keep yourself informed about the latest developments in music trends?

Staying up to date with the latest events and trends in music is not just a professional necessity, it’s part of my life. It is important for me not only to follow trends, but also to interpret them through the prism of my unique style. This allows me to stay relevant without losing my individuality.

Could you describe the methods you employ to captivate your audience and keep them engaged?

Here are some methods I use to create unforgettable experiences: Dynamics and plot, interactuate with audience, the emotional connection. energy and having an own charisma.

From your perspective, what aspect of being a DJ gives you the most personal satisfaction?

The greatest satisfaction in the work of a DJ is the opportunity to create moments that unite people and give them indescribable emotions. When I stand behind the console and see how the audience moves in unison, how people forget about everything in the world and just enjoy the music - this is an indescribable feeling. I love the feeling that through music!

But the most important thing is the feedback. When people come up to me after a performance and say that my music touched their soul, inspired them, or just made their day brighter, it’s priceless. For me, DJing is not just a profession, it’s a way of self-expression, communication, and giving joy.

And it’s this moment when music becomes a bridge between me and the audience that brings me the greatest personal satisfaction.

Captivating an audience is not just a part of the job, it is an art that requires sensitivity, creativity and a deep feeling for the music.

Looking at your roles as a DJ and producer, what areas do you feel are most important for career growth?

In today’s music industry, career growth requires a comprehensive approach.

For me, the key areas are creating quality content, bookings and live performances, social media presence and self-promotion, collaborate with other artists and labels and interviews and media presence.

A career growth is a balance between creativity, promotion and constant development. I believe that only a comprehensive approach allows you to achieve true success and leave a mark on the music industry.

What are you current and upcoming collaborations?

Music is not only a way of selfexpression, but also an opportunity to unite people, cultures and ideas. That is why collaborations occupy a special place in my work.

I am currently working on several projects that I believe will become important milestones in my career. One of them is a joint track with the talented producer Ertan Koculu, whose style combines deep sounds

and ethnic motives. We experiment with unusual rhythms and samples to create something truly unique, combining the best in us.

My plans for the near future include collaborations with artists from different parts of the world, and there are already some agreements in place. I believe that mixing cultures and sounds can create something completely new and exciting.

Every collaboration for me is not just about creating music, it is an exchange of energy, ideas and inspiration.

What do you believe has been instrumental in shaping your unique identity as a DJ, setting you apart from others in your field?

My unique identity as a DJ and producer has been shaped by many factors, but three aspects have become key: my roots, my temperament, and my approach to music. Having lived in many different countries, I have absorbed the culture, traditions, and energy of these countries.

My tracks are not just music, they are a journey through different cultures and emotions. My temperament, which I inherited from my roots, also plays an important role. I am a passionate, emotional, and energetic person, and this is felt in my sets. I do not just play music, I live it, and this sincerity is transmitted to the audience.

What sets you apart as a DJ when it comes to technique?

When it comes to technique, I stand out for my attention to detail. Here are a few aspects that make my technique unique:

Experimenting with rhythm. I like to play with rhythm, creating unexpected accents and throwing the listeners off their usual step. This adds dynamics and intrigue to my sets.

Energy Control: I carefully build the energy of my set, starting with atmospheric, immersive tracks and gradually increasing the tempo and intensity. This allows me to hold the audience’s attention and create a powerful culmination. I always emphasize the first and last track.

Interactivity: I love to involve the audience in the process, whether through eye contact, gestures or using interactive elements in the tracks. This creates a sense of unity and makes the performance more memorable.

What are your professional goals for 2025?

I dream of performing in Ibiza, Amsterdam and Berlin.

Any other parting comments to be added this interview?

I want to wish everyone to believe in their dreams and remember that nothing is impossible.

And I want to express my gratitude to my teacher, the musician of the international techno scene Hatewax, for believing in me, my talent and for his support. Hatewax is not only my mentor, but also my support in moments when I doubted my abilities. Thank you for being a part of my way. And, of course, to Sync Beat Magazine for this interview!

New Release Alert: Dopamine Wave by Muza (Ru) & Ertan Koculu We are excited to announce the latest collaboration between two exceptionally talented DJs and producers, Muza (Ru) and Ertan Koculu Their new track, Dopamine Wave, is set to elevate your senses and take you on an unforgettable sonic journey.

Dopamine Wave is a breathtaking fusion of euphoric melodies and infectious rhythms that perfectly encapsulates the essence of the Indie Dance genre. With its rich layers of sound, the track invites listeners to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of pure joy and exhilaration.

Muza (Ru)s distinctive flair merges seamlessly with Ertan Koculus innovative production style, resulting in a track that is both uplifting and deeply engaging.

The dynamic basslines, captivating synths, and heartbeat-like percussion are designed to evoke a euphoric response, taking you on a high-energy ride from start to finish. Whether youre dancing in a club, relaxing at a sunset gathering, or simply enjoying a moment of introspection, Dopamine Wave is the perfect soundtrack to amplify your experience. Get ready to ride the wave of sound and let the music take control!

Outworld bate todos los récords con 12.000 asistentes en su segunda edición

Outworld returned to Madrid in 2025 with a high-level production, capturing everyone’s attention with the spectacular reception of the audience at the second edition of its most anticipated event.

Klangkuenstler’s project took over Pavilion No. 8 at the IFEMA MADRID Fairgrounds last Saturday, March 1st, with a final attendance of 12,000 people, breaking all records.

An unprecedented event in terms of expectations, selling out all tickets in just a few days with one key attraction: Klangkuenstler’s sound.

A tribute to the industrial sound that took center stage from the moment the doors opened at 10 PM until the closing, led by Michael Korb, accompanied by a production team that significantly enhanced efforts to create a top-tier audiovisual show at Pavilion No. 8 of the Madrid venue, following the first experience in 2024.

A unique event that serves as a statement of intent from Korb, who, in record time, has built a brand based 100% on his sound, now also linked to excellence in high-level production.

After the success of its first edition at IFEMA MADRID in 2024, Outworld returns to the capital as a brand with a firm place in the circuit.

Outworld kicked off with an eager audience filling Pavilion No. 8 at IFEMA MADRID, determined not to miss a single moment of the extended eighthour set.

Outworld stood out with a toptier production, collaborating with companies such as Fluge Audiovisuales and Babblá, once again creating structures specifically designed to craft a visual spectacle space based on Outworld’s LED concept, featuring different visual effects installations spread throughout the venue and full all-access for all attendees.

With a clear goal of creating a club-like atmosphere, Outworld has invested in a Funktion-One sound design.

Once again, Outworld opted for a 360° format with a DJ booth open to the audience surrounding Klangkuenstler, on a significantly larger stage than in the 2024 edition.

Klangkuenstler is one of the emerging names in the international electronic scene, having experienced a meteoric rise in recent years, achieving success through his label and performing at the top festivals of the international circuit.

A project where the sound of the late ’90s and early 2000s gains strength in the form of industrial techno, creating sonic landscapes with complex atmospheres infused with beats.

The label created by Klangkuenstler in 2019 has evolved into an unprecedented production, where the German artist’s sonic universe is transformed alongside a high-level production.

Following the first Outworld event in Madrid in 2024, this new edition solidifies Outworld’s strength as a brand focused on event production centered around the sound of the label and its director, Klangkuenstler.

Klangkuenstler, the absolute protagonist of the second edition of his All Night Long at the IFEMA MADRID Fairgrounds

King a.k.a Sampleking is set to elevate the dancefloor with his latest release, *Vibrations*. A fusion of deep, rolling basslines and infectious melodies, this track stands at the intersection of Melodic House and Techno, creating an immersive soundscape that draws listeners into its groove.

*Vibrations* pulses with energy, capturing the essence of both atmospheric depth and driving rhythm. The track effortlessly blends uplifting melodic elements with the hypnotic cadence of techno, creating a powerful yet emotive journey that resonates long after the beat drops.

This release is a testament to King a.k.a Samplekings ability to create both technically sophisticated and emotionally captivating music.

Whether youre lost in the underground or on the main stage, *Vibrations* is guaranteed to send waves of energy through the crowd, making it a must-have for any DJ set or playlist.

Prepare to feel the pulse. Feel the *Vibrations*.

From small clubs to the world’s most iconic stages, BJones has built a solid and vibrant career in electronic music. Her journey is a testament to perseverance, evolution, and a deep passion for connecting with the audience.

As the first Spanish DJ to perform on the Mainstage of Tomorrowland, she has broken barriers and proven that music is a universal language that transcends borders.

In this exclusive interview for Sync Beat Magazine, BJones shares her experience at international festivals, her work leading ARRYBA Music, the importance of female representation in the industry, and the defining moments of her career.

With a unique energy and an authentic approach, she reveals how she balances the dancefloor with her artistic vision and how she has remained true to her essence despite the pressures of success.

BJONES

How has your experience at international festivals influenced the way you connect with the audience during your sets?

Playing at international festivals and clubs around the world has given me a much broader perspective on music and audience connection. Every country, every culture, vibrates in a unique way, and that has taught me how to read the crowd’s energy in each set and adapt while staying true to my essence, ensuring a deep connection and an unforgettable experience for the audience.

I’ve learned that music is a universal language, but the way people feel it can vary depending on the place. This has made me more intuitive, more versatile, and has enhanced my ability to create truly unique moments in every show. Ultimately, it’s all about genuinely connecting with people, no matter where they’re from, and making them feel something special in each of my sets.

What was the biggest challenge when launching ARRYBA, and how did you overcome it?

ARRYBA Music is a daily challenge because the music industry is incredibly competitive. Millions of tracks are released every day and ensuring that emerging artists’ music reaches the right audience is a huge task.

The biggest challenge has been making their music heard in such a saturated market. The key to overcoming this has been passion, perseverance, and building a strong identity for the label and its artists.

I’ve tackled this by betting on authentic talent, surrounding myself with a great team, and believing in ARRYBA’s vision where every artist is unique and special. Seeing these artists’ music starts to shine is what drives me every day.

If you had to define your career in one word, what would it be like and why?

“JOURNEY” because that’s exactly what it has been: an adventure filled with hard work, effort, dreams come true, disappointments, happy moments and tough ones, paths that turned out to be the right choice, many others that weren’t, people who were just passing through and others who stayed forever, a lot of uncertainty, and constant evolution.

Every stage has brought me new lessons, new connections, and growth both professionally and personally. And I’m still on that journey! (laughs)

What impact do you think female representation has in electronic music today, and how do you feel about being part of that change?

The impact of women in electronic music is the same as in any other industry: we are here to bring talent, creativity, and passion, and we do it with just as much strength as anyone else.

For a long time, this world like many others was dominated by men, but today there are more women than ever on stage, in music production, and across the industry. And most importantly, it should no longer be “surprising” to see a woman headlining a festival or taking over the dancefloor.

Being part of this change makes me incredibly proud. Every time a young girl writes to me saying she wants to be a DJ without feeling barriers or doubts, it makes me happy it shows me the world is evolving. True equality happens when talent is the only thing that matters, and I believe we’re getting closer to that reality.

How do you balance the energy of your productions between the dance floor and the personal experience you want to convey?

For me, producing is all about balancing dance floor energy with the emotion I want to transmit.

It’s not just about creating a banger it’s about giving it soul, creating a real connection. I play with intensity, melodies, and grooves to ensure the music not only makes people dance but also stays with them beyond the moment.

If a track doesn’t make me feel like something at first, I know it won’t connect with the audience in the same way.

What has Ibiza meant for your artistic evolution beyond your residencies at Hï Ibiza and Ushuaïa?

Ibiza has been crucial for my artistic and personal growth. The first time I set foot on the island, I was working as a hotel cleaner and waitress. Over time, Ibiza gave me the opportunity to discover electronic music, see my first female DJ perform, and start from scratch in small bars and restaurants.

It has been my school, my springboard, and my home. My daughter was born here, my family is here, and I’ve built my career from the ground up to the biggest stages. That’s why Ibiza isn’t just a place in my story, it’s a part of who I am.

In 2022, you became the first Spanish DJ to perform on the Mainstage of Tomorrowland, and since then, you’ve played at its Winter, Boom, and Brazil editions. How has this experience influenced your career?

Becoming the first Spanish DJ to perform on the Mainstage of Tomorrowland in 2022 was a turning point in my career. It gave me massive global exposure and became a huge steppingstone, opening doors to stages that once seemed out of reach.

But beyond the visibility, this experience transformed me as an artist and as a person. It gave me confidence, reassurance in my own path, and the freedom to express myself fearlessly and showcase my style authentically.

Tomorrowland not only allowed me to share my music with the world, but it also reaffirmed that when you work hard and truly believe in what you do, dreams really do come true.

How did the moment unfold when international artist Steve Aoki proposed making a track together?

It was me who proposed the idea to Steve Aoki. I had a clear concept in mind, I reached out to him, and to my surprise, he loved it from the start. It was an incredible experience not just because of the opportunity to collaborate with an artist of his caliber but also because of everything I learned in the process.

Beyond his talent, what struck me the most was his humility and willingness to collaborate with an artist who wasn’t as big as him. That speaks volumes about who he is. It was a project that helped me grow both professionally and personally and is undoubtedly one of the most memorable moments of my career.

What was the most unexpected or surprising moment you’ve experienced on stage?

So many good and bad! (laughs)

But one of the most unforgettable was when Steve Aoki invited me to the Mainstage booth at Tomorrowland for the festival’s closing. It was a whirlwind of emotions: nerves, excitement, tension… I’ll never forget the feeling of being there, crouched down, waiting for my moment to jump into the booth.

And when Steve shouted “B Jones” in front of thousands of people, it was simply incredible. A moment that will stay in my heart forever.

How do you handle the pressure of being on the list of the world’s Top 100 DJs while staying true to your essence?

The pressure is always there, especially when you’re part of such a prestigious list. It’s a huge achievement, but it also comes with the challenge of maintaining your position.

When I feel overwhelmed, I focus on my family, my daily life, and appreciating the simple things.

My career is a massive part of who I am it’s my passion but above all, I’m still Beatriz Martínez, a girl from a small town in Jaén (Andújar), proud of my roots. Staying connected to who I am, to my people, and to life’s simple joys is what helps me stay true to myself.

What role does technology play in your current creative process, both in the studio and during your live performances?

In the studio, technology is a powerful ally. Today, plugins and digital tools speed up processes that used to take a long time. But no matter how many advancements exist, creativity remains irreplaceable.

In my live performances, technology doesn’t influence my sets much because I mix live, without laptops or pre-recorded tracks. For me, the most important thing is still the real connection with the audience beyond any tool.

The Spanish star BJones is riding an unstoppable wave, and her latest collaboration with Australian superstars NERVO is a testament to how far she has come.

As one of the most in-demand DJs to emerge from the Spanish electronic scene, BJones has solidified her place on the global stage with performances on Tomorrowland’s main stage, residencies in Ibiza, and high-profile sets worldwide.

Now, she joins the iconic NERVO sisters for “Wherever You Go (feat. Eke),” an emotional and immersive track infused with the nostalgia of late ‘90s and early 2000s trance and Ibiza music, released through Tomorrowland Music.

“Wherever You Go” is more than just a song it’s an intercultural celebration of female talent, a tribute to the golden era of dance music, and a timeless anthem ready to set dance floors on fire worldwide.

“‘Wherever You Go’ is a journey through nostalgia, blending progressive sounds with trance. Created with two incredible sisters whom I deeply admire, combining emotion and energy into something truly special. This track feels different,” says B Jones, whose recent rise has made her one of the most impactful female artists in the global dance scene.

NERVO needs no introduction. With Grammy awards, chart-topping hits worldwide, and an unwavering presence in the dance scene, this collaboration marks a new chapter for the duo. “We wanted to achieve a euphoric dance/trance vibe, and we are so happy to have our first release with B Jones on Tomorrowland Records. We hope you love it!” the sisters share.

Currently ranked #94 in the DJ Mag Top 100, BJones made history in 2022 as the first Spanish artist to perform on Tomorrowland’s iconic Mainstage, and she has been rising ever since. With performances confirmed for 2025 at Tomorrowland Winter, Boom, and Brazil, her name is now part of the world’s biggest festivals.

A regular at events hosted by David Guetta, Tiësto, Tomorrowland, and Kygo, B Jones brings an electrifying mix of big room, trance, and tech-house to every stage.

From Ushuaïa to Tomorrowland, and from EDC Mexico, Lollapalooza Berlin, Neversea, and Mysteryland to Dreambeach, MDL Beast, DPW Jakarta, Palmesus, Creamfields Chile, Dreamfields Mexico, and Parookaville, her presence is undeniable. She is also the founder of ARRYBA MUSIC, a label, brand, and community empowering Spanishspeaking artists.

As a keynote speaker and role model for women in electronic music, she continues to inspire. With releases on Tomorrowland Music, Spinnin’, Dim Mak, and Sony alongside her own label and collaborations with icons like Steve Aoki and NERVO, B Jones is an unstoppable force shaping the future of electronic music.

The Australian sisters of NERVO have achieved fame not only for their skills as DJs but also for their talent as songwriters and producers.

They have written and produced hits for artists like Kylie Minogue, Ke$ha, The Pussycat Dolls, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, and Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana), and won a Grammy Award for writing “When Love Takes Over” for David Guetta and Kelly Rowland.

Their success extends far beyond songwriting. With over 200 live shows per year, they have dominated the main stages of the world’s biggest festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Lollapalooza, and Creamfields. They have also held residencies at some of the most prestigious clubs, such as Omnia, Hakkasan, and Wet Republic in Las Vegas, and Ushuaïa in Ibiza.

They reached #16 in the DJ Mag Top 100, maintaining the title of the highest-ranked female DJs in the world. Their debut album Collateral (2015) was critically acclaimed and reached #1 on iTunes, while their own hits have taken dance floors by storm, including “In Your Arms,” “Champagne,” “Best Friend” (featured in Apple’s iPhone X campaign), and “Alone.”

With their record label GOT ME BABY! RECORDS, they have solidified their status as one of the most powerful forces in dance music.

Time Warp Returns to Spain for Its Second Edition

The festival will take place on October 10 and 11 at the

IFEMA MADRID Fairgrounds

Time Warp returns to Spain for its second edition. Following its debut in October 2024 as part of the brand’s 30th-anniversary celebration, Time Warp Spain confirms its second edition once again in October in the capital. A weekend dedicated to techno, featuring two independent pavilions at the IFEMA MADRID Fairgrounds.

The first edition of this international brand was a bold statement, with a lineup spread across two independent stages and a toptier production that marked the brand’s arrival in Spain. Now, it returns in 2025 on Friday, October 10, and Saturday, October 11.

Time Warp’s space in the capital will once again be the IFEMA MADRID Fairgrounds, a key venue for cutting-edge electronic music events in Madrid. The festival will take over two interconnected pavilions, including the venue’s largest hall, delivering a world-class production and creating a fully immersive techno experience for two consecutive nights.

Time Warp was born in 2004, and throughout its long trajectory, it has carved out a space of its own as a brand dedicated to techno and high-level production on the international scene, celebrating its 30th anniversary in style. Time Warp is set to return to Madrid for a second edition that promises to exceed all expectations once again.

The Someone Like You EP is a collection of two tracks that showcase Engin Ozturk ability to create music that is both rootsy and innovative. With its blend of traditional African rhythms and modern electronic production techniques, this EP is sure to appeal to fans of Afrobeat, Deep House, and Electronic music.

Whether youre looking for an energetic dancefloor filler or a more mellow, introspective listen, Vibes from the Sun has something for everyone. Someone Like You is a soulful and emotive track that showcases the producers ability to craft a mood. This track features a more laid-back tempo and a focus on atmospheric sound design, with lush synths and a deep, driving bassline.

The tracks title suggests a yearning for someone who is no longer present, but the music is more about the longing and nostalgia that remains, rather than the pain of loss. Sunshine Trouble is an upbeat Afro-infused track that combines the warmth of West African rhythms with the energy of modern electronic production.

The track features a driving beat, infectious percussion, and a catchy melody that will get you moving.

The songs title is a nod to the troubles that life can bring, but the music itself is a celebration of overcoming those obstacles and finding happiness.

What caught your attention the most about Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys when you were a child?

I have three older sisters, and I remember that one of them used to drive the family car when I was about 6 or 7 years old. She would take me to my swimming lessons and always had a cassette with various Pet Shop Boys songs.

From the first time I heard West End Girls, the song stuck in my memory, and to this day, it remains one of my favorites. Thanks to my sisters, I had access to a lot of ‘80s music.

How did the electronic music boom in the ‘90s impact you?

I remember that in the early ‘90s, electronic music started gaining popularity, and there was a show on the X-102 and 95.7 radio stations where they played DJ sets. I don’t remember the exact name of the show, but they played electronic music, and even though I was just a kid, I would always listen with great excitement.

Do you remember the first electronic music CD you bought?

Yes, Máquina Total 3. I still have the CD somewhere.

What did you discover about DJ culture during your time in Europe?

Everything. I discovered a completely new movement for me. People would go out to clubs, and there were always different DJs playing throughout the night. Plus, there were afterparties, where the music kept playing on Sundays, and people continued dancing. It was a totally different world for me. Before that, I liked electronic music, but I had never experienced anything like it.

How did you feel when you bought your first turntables in 1999?

Before ‘99, I already had turntables and some records, but I hadn’t really clicked with the DJing world as I did after my time in Europe.

What was your most memorable experience sharing the booth with DJs like Richie Hawtin or Jamie Jones?

For me, the best booth has been playing with Danny Tenaglia, who to this day remains one of my biggest inspirations. Without a doubt, it was an unforgettable moment in my career.

How has your musical style changed since you started in the local scene?

I’ve learned that music is cyclical. For example, today, early ‘90s sounds are very trendy. I feel privileged to have gone through different phases and styles, which has allowed me to develop a deeper appreciation for music.

What do you enjoy the most when stepping into the DJ booth?

Every time I play, my intention is to create memorable moments, connect with people, and convey emotions through my music. These are magical moments that can stay in our memories forever.

Who are you currently collaborating with on your new projects?

Now, I’m a bit distanced from the scene. I feel like this is a period where I need to focus my energy on other things.

What dreams or goals do you have for the future in electronic music?

This year, I set a goal to take personalized production lessons with one of my favorite producers. Let’s see what comes out of this new phase.

FATIMA HAJJI AND REBEKAH

JOIN THE SECOND PHASE OF THE LINE UP

AFTER A GREAT START OF THE YEAR WITH THE WINTER EDITION IN LISBON AND THE INVITES IN PORTO, THE SOUND WAVES FESTIVAL LAUNCHES 6 MORE NAMES FOR THE SUMMER LINE UP: FATIMA HAJJI, FANTASM, BASSWELL, REBEKAH, NOVAH, CLOUDY

Sound Waves celebrates its 20th anniversary on July 5th and establishes itself in the ranking of european festivals considered “la crème de la crème” of Techno and Hard Techno, bringing established and emerging artists for more than 20 hours non stop. The summer 2025 line-up already presented with OGUZ, BLK., SNTS, JAZZY and ONLYNUMBERS; now joins 6 more artists: FATIMA HAJJI, FANTASM, BASSWELL, REBEKAH, NOVAH and CLOUDY.

Esmoriz, in Portugal, will shake with the queens of Hard Techno worldwide: the number 1 of Spanish techno, FATIMA HAJJI and the British star REBEKAH. The Wonder Boy, FANTASM, one of the most requested names worldwide, will not leave anyone indifferent, as well as the talented BASSWELL, one of the headliners on the bill. NOVAH arrives from Belgium with its techno groove and CLOUDY will win over techno lovers with its schranzy sound. More names will be revealed in anticipation of a legendary edition for ravers who arrive from various parts of the globe to the north of Portugal.

Sound Waves has stood out in the world of Techno and Hard Techno for two decades and has positioned itself as one of the most influential festivals in Europe, giving space to renowned artists and those on the rise in the industry, becoming a festival with a unique DNA that is gaining more and more fans within the global raver community.

The doors to the 18th edition open at 5pm on Saturday, July 5th, and close at 2pm the following day. The next phases of the line up will be revealed soon, and the organization promises many more surprises for this new chapter of the Sound Waves Festival in Esmoriz, Portugal.

DJ and music producer based in France. Throughout his career, he has developed a notable presence in the electronic scene, excelling in genres like house and techno. He has released music on well-known labels such as 303Lovers, Distance, and Flashmob.

Additionally, he has collaborated with other artists and produced tracks that have resonated within the electronic community. His commitment to electronic music and ability to connect with the audience have established him as a prominent figure in today’s music scene.

Your sound is defined as a fusion of Rolling Tech House and Minimal Deep Tech. How did you come to this style, and what elements do you seek to highlight in your live sets?

Since my beginnings in electronic music, I really liked the groove of tech house. However, during the pandemic, the scene changed a lot, and many producers started exploring new sounds. I also joined this trend, but without losing some elements that characterize me in a set or in my own tracks. In the end, what we seek is for people to dance and give their all on the dancefloor.

You’ve shared the stage with major names in the electronic scene, such as Michael Bibi, Solardo, and Wade. How has performing alongside these artists influenced your career?

Well, aside from feeling very privileged to have shared the booth with artists of that caliber, it has influenced my career by pushing me to be up to par with such events and situations.

I want to show the crowd and those who believed in me that I have a place in the scene, and that both my colleagues in the profession and I can be satisfied with my performance.

You are currently in Paris developing your career. How has the experience of working in the French electronic scene compared to the Spanish or British scenes?

The cultural shock is a bit abrupt despite being countries so close to each other. What one has to get used to is knowing how to read each crowd on the dancefloor without losing your essence. In the end, what people want is to have fun and dance, and that’s understood in any language or culture.

You’ve performed in iconic clubs and festivals such as Pacha, Fabrik, and Solid Grooves. Is there any performance you remember as the most special or challenging?

Honestly, every performance has marked a before and after in my career. If I had to choose one for how special it was, it would be Solid Grooves, as it was a personal 10/10 event, and I was euphoric before, during, and after my set.

Your first single as a producer reached number 67 on the Beatport Top 100 Tech House chart, and in 2024, you reached number 1 in Deep Tech Minimal. How has your sound evolved since then, and what have you learned in production?

These were important results in two different genres, but the good thing is that, in my opinion, these genres blend very well in a set if they are built logically.

In terms of my music catalog, nowadays it’s not surprising if I play tech house or minimal deep tech depending on my mood in the studio, because as I said, both styles fit together very well.

As for learning, I feel I still have a lot to explore, and I don’t have a fixed sound in my production. However, if I had to highlight something I often use in my productions, it’s the classic 90s basslines, which have made a comeback.

In 2024, you had a successful tour in Argentina. How was the experience in Buenos Aires’ house and tech house scene, and what differences did you notice compared to other scenes?

It was an incredible and enriching experience. From Argentina, I made many friends, immersed myself in their culture, and in how they live electronic music. I have nothing but positive words about it. The crowd is very knowledgeable about electronic music and demanding, but if you make them dance, they’ll give their all.

Your music has been supported by big names such as Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, and Solomun. What does it mean to you to receive this kind of support, and how do you think it has impacted your career?

Well, it’s always important for such artists to support your work because it gives a lot of visibility, as they are followed by so many people. The truth is that the path and goal have always been to have the artists you admire validate your music and for them to discover you through them. These are strokes of luck that come after hard work.

You mention that you have several projects in the works for 2025. Can you give us a sneak peek into what’s coming in your career this year?

Yes, every year I set achievable goals for myself, and I think that’s the secret to growing gradually.

Last year was, as we discussed earlier, an international tour, and this year, although I can’t say much, I’ll just mention that I plan to do more tours and settle into the major hubs of the scene, like Ibiza, Amsterdam, or Miami...

Working in the electronic music industry can be very demanding. How do you manage the balance between personal and professional life, especially with so many travels and performances?

Honestly, there comes a point where it’s difficult to find time for everything, but you learn to organize yourself as best as you can. So far, I haven’t had any major problems, such as missing a scheduled date or giving more time to my career than to my personal life. For now, everything is very balanced, and I hope it stays that way.

For new producers and DJs looking to make a career in electronic music, what advice would you give them based on your experience?

The reality is that nowadays, you have to be a bit of a jack-of-all-trades to be relevant in the industry.

The first thing I would recommend is to train in production, taking your time and making good music. You need to develop your own style and be a good selector of tracks in a set, reading the crowd well.

Nowadays, having engaging social media and being very present on them is essential. It’s important to have an image on social media that leads to bookings, while always maintaining your relevance as a musician and taking care of your performance.

SCHRANZ GETS ANOTHER DIMENSION WITH

‘PACHYDERM’

A SPECIAL TRACK BY THE GERMAN ARTIST

Laura Bernhard, better known as LORAW, is one of the most promising artists on the schranz scene at the moment. Following in the footsteps of the german masters, the german artist is passionately and energetically delving into these rhythms to hypnotize and dominate dancefloors.

Her main influences are classic hard techno and the schranz sound itself, which she combines with acid touches and smooth melodies to create unique worlds. Loraw started her career in 2016 after winning the USB Hardtechno Festival competition. Experimenting with various styles is on her veins and parading through many booths where she has been refining her technique and her way of mixing in her sets makes part of her history. She has not stopped evolving and little by little, has been demonstrating and growing until she made a name for herself in the prestigious German scene.

2024 was very prolific at production level for the Artist with tracks like ‘Rave Heart’, ‘Rebel Frequencies’ or the remixes to ‘Lucifer’ or ‘Lost in Time’. In 2025 in this new season, we can see the maturity of the artist with the new track ‘Pachyderm’. A track that will be part of the Rookie Selection 01 by the label Illusion Recordings from the great Klaudia Gawlas. It will be release on the 14th of March and is already shining on the dancefloors, both in her own sets and in those of artists like: Lourdes, Buchecha, Xavier, Chika among others that support her tracks.

‘Pachyderm’ is a journey of sensations where the schranz is combined with beats and acid games that give it a very hypnotic and bewitching personality. Combining the power with these kicks and games, we are left with a very complete track to enjoy and at home but perfect for a club night. In addition, the sounds that join the schranz evolves during the track, sometimes the melody is more present, others appear elegant fake drops and others it is simply the combination of all the elements that makes us go through a very interesting sonic journey.

Finally, we highlight the gallop kick that makes that, even when the schranz loses strength, the track has a very appreciable non stop effect and matches perfectly with the opening and closing distortions. It is undoubtedly a track of great technical purity but, above all, typical of someone very passionate about her work, that is the essence of LORAW. As a curiosity, she chose the name ‘Pachyderm’ (elephant) for her strength and resilience in the face of life. An attitude that the artist herself carries and that she seeks to transmit through her music.

LORAW’s talent has taken her to places like Barcelona or Mallorca in Spain, France, Hungary or even South America or Japan where she was in tour last February - she has performed in clubs like Tokyo Shimokitazawa or Osaka Club Under and finished at Club Cube Roppogni with Cyberia.

For this special Japan Tour the producer prepared an EP ‘Voltage Circus’ with 2 tracks together with TKG. The release is scheduled for the 16th of April, on the portuguese label Kube records.

This is the world of the german DJ and Producer, here schranz merges with psy techno in the new tracks ‘Control’ and ‘Voltage Circus’ from the EP and ‘Pachyderm’ creating very complete drops that are a marvel on the dancefloors. So don’t fall asleep and take the opportunity to enjoy LORAW skills in one of the best moments of her career.

Your career has taken you to stages all over the world. What cultural elements from Asia and Ibiza have most influenced your sound and style as a DJ?

There is a strong connection between both places, especially in the energy of the people. In Thailand, just like in Ibiza, there is a natural feeling of relaxation, joy, and freedom. That tranquility is something I bring into my music. My sets are always fresh, vibrant, and full of positive energy.

For me, house music is about creating a space where people can dance, enjoy, and feel comfortable. My sound is dynamic, full of percussive elements, live instruments, and soulful vocals. If you compare it to the darker, repetitive styles of techno, mine is completely different. It reflects the places I come from Thailand and Ibiza both tropical, sunny, and full of life. That’s why my music always carries a warm, sunsoaked vibe.

How would you describe the evolution of the electronic music scene in Asia in recent years? What role do you think you have played in that growth?

The electronic scene in Asia has grown rapidly in the last decade. Now we have large-scale festivals, underground labels, specialized media coverage, and many more opportunities for both artists and fans to explore different genres. Before the pandemic, more than 20 festivals were held each year, and although there was a pause, the comeback has been stronger than ever. Events like Wonderfruit in Thailand and the expansion of festivals in Taiwan and Japan show that the momentum is still there.

Asia is also proving that it can host world-class events. We’ve already had EDC, and there are rumors that Tomorrowland could come. The growth is constant and, most importantly, driven by quality.

As for my role, I’ve been in the industry for over 20 years. When I started, there were hardly any Thai DJs playing house, especially on vinyl. The scene was more focused on trance, hard techno, and harder styles. I decided to follow my heart and bet on soulful house, which took me to Ibiza. I traveled from Bangkok with my bag of vinyl, chasing my dream, and made it a reality.

I believe my journey has inspired younger DJs in Asia to pursue their own dreams, step out of their comfort zones, and believe in house music. Even after two decades, I still playhouse, still love it, and still feel the same excitement every time I get behind the decks. House never dies— it evolves, but its soul remains.

Also, whenever I see an opportunity to support friends, colleagues, or young or experienced DJs, I don’t hesitate to connect them with suitable jobs and open spaces for them to showcase their talent. Growing together is key. Shared success is true satisfaction.

Ibiza is known as the mecca of electronic music. What does it mean for you to be the ambassador of the EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES ASIA TOUR, and how do you transmit the essence of Ibiza on this tour?

For me, Ibiza is pure energy, connection, freedom, and the absolute joy of music. It’s a place where people from all over the world come together to celebrate life through sound. I carry that essence with me, and it reflects in everything I do.

With this tour, my goal is to awaken that same sense of unity and happiness in every place I go. It’s about reminding everyone that music is a shared experience—a way to connect, dance, and live the moment together.

What has been your most unforgettable moment playing in Ibiza, and how does it compare to your experiences in Asia?

One of the most special moments in my career was playing at the legendary Space Ibiza Terrace. I first arrived on the island in 2007, and at that time, Space was the number one club in the world. I remember being there, watching my idols on the decks, dreaming of the day I could be in their place.

I thought it would take me a decade to achieve that, but in 2011, just five years later, I was there, playing on that very stage. It was a surreal moment. I remember coming from a boat party in San Antonio and going straight to my next set.

I was so focused on my music that I didn’t even realize where I was until I turned around and saw the iconic Space logo behind me.

The energy was incredible, and I felt proud of the path I had traveled.

Comparing Ibiza with Asia, they are two completely different worlds. Ibiza is a unique global epicenter with toplevel sound standards, equipment, and event production. In Asia, the scene is still evolving.

The passion is there, but aspects like technical quality, club safety, and production are still being refined. That said, Asia has its own magic—the cultural diversity, vibrant energy, and growing enthusiasm for electronic music make playing here equally special.

How do you balance commercial and underground sounds in your productions?

I always seek balance between what’s accessible and what’s authentic. I don’t want my music to be too underground or too commercial.

I want it to have soul, to connect with the audience, but without losing my artistic essence.

How do you prepare for an unforgettable set?

Although sometimes I prepare a playlist before a show, the truth is that when I arrive at the venue, it rarely goes exactly as planned.

The most important thing is to read the crowd’s energy and adapt to the moment.

For me, the key is to always be ready. I never know exactly what to expect—new country, new club, new audience—but that’s what’s exciting. I keep myself physically and mentally balanced: positive, healthy, and open to the unexpected.

Once I’m in a venue, I let the magic flow. The best sets come from those spontaneous moments when the music, the people, and the vibe align perfectly.

Do you think Asia could become the new epicenter of electronic music? Definitely. The electronic scene in Asia is growing strong. DJs like Peggy Gou, RayRay, and Tokimonsta have proven that Asian talent is not just emerging but is succeeding globally.

Unlike the West, each Asian country has its own culture, language, and traditions, allowing us to blend our heritage with technology and new trends at festivals.

Asia isn’t just following the global scene; it’s shaping the future of electronic music.

After years of traveling the world, what personal lessons have you learned, and how do you incorporate them into your music?

I’ve learned that the world is vast, and nature is powerful. Human beings are part of it, and if we work together, we can do wonderful things.

In the end, everything starts with love. We must connect that love with everything and everyone. Without love, we can’t create. That’s why my music always carries that message reminder that love is everywhere. We just have to choose to see it.

A message for Sync Beat Magazine readers visiting Thailand?

Prepare to be welcomed with open arms and to never want to leave. From paradisiacal beaches to amazing cuisine, you’ll never go hungry—even if you don’t have money. Thailand has it all.

If you come to Bangkok, don’t miss Aces nightclub (@acesnightclub).

And if you’re looking for a magical experience, visit House of Koon in Hua Hin (@houseofkoon).

Lastly, what advice would you give to the new generation of women DJs, especially in Asia?

No matter how much time passes, gender discrimination still exists in all societies.

But if you love music and want to make a career as a DJ, the most important thing to remember is that it doesn’t matter whether you’re a man or a woman.

What truly matters is your skill. We must respect each other for our abilities in this music industry, regardless of race or gender.

Everyone has the same opportunities; you just have to work hard, gain experience, and stay humble. And when you start gaining fame, don’t forget to have fun and be creative.

¡Music is the answer!

NEW TRACKS AND GIGS IN SPAIN, THAT’S HOW MARCH IS COMING FOR NEORAVE STAR XTENCE

Joanna Coelho is one of the most interesting figures in the neorave scene. Her 2024 was of consecration and has started 2025 like a rocket.

Her facet as a producer has been unleashed releasing a great amount of very varied tracks where she introduces psy along with the aggressive rhythms of hard techno.

Although, one of the biggest changes in her production is the inclusion of her own vocals that combine perfectly with the energy of her tracks.

It is precisely her live vocals one of the attractions of the live sets she is performing lately.

Watching Joanna is a very interesting mix of sensations and a highly recommended experience for lovers of strong emotions.

A constant nonstop is how we can define the Brazilian. Precisely, this is how she titles her new track “Nonstop” which will be released on March 21st under the label XTENCE.

The track is pure neorave and begins with a series of bouncy and fast kicks accompanied by the artist’s own vocals. Gradually, precursor elements and synthesizers are added and create very attractive drops broken with acid lines and aggressive kicks.

This track and “Raw Meat” will be part of the artist’s repertoire for her upcoming performances in Spain and Portugal. Speaking of ‘Raw Meat’ is a collaboration with Maik, for the Systolic label.

A remix where the BPM rises to 160 and hard techno merges with rawstyle for a destructive and very energetic result.

Her tour begins in Barcelona on the 22nd with his residency at M7 Club, a place where he has already won the affection of the fans thanks to his energy, talent and closeness. It continues on March 29th where Joanna will be the headliner of an event full of national talent at one of the most fashionable venues in Madrid, Laboratorio Octogon, thanks to Warped Society.

Finally, it is also worth mentioning that the day before, on the 28th, she will be at Komplex Lisbon, one of the places where she has shined the most, Lisbon..

The brazilian artist kicks off March with new productions that shows her energy and passion and debuts in new venues
RAW MEAT

Fresh Flavours® (EFF®) was born in 2011 as a brand dedicated to promoting the musical and artistic culture of Ibiza, merging fresh sounds with unique experiences. Since its inception, EFF® has stood out for its innovative approach, bringing the essence of the island to global stages through events, collaborations, and creative projects.

In 2021, EFF® made a significant leap by becoming an independent record label, solidifying itself as a platform for both emerging and established artists. With a focus on electronic music, deep house, and organic rhythms, the label has released productions that combine immersive sounds with ethnic and cultural elements, creating a unique style that transcends borders.

Today, EFF® is more than just a label: it is a creative ecosystem that integrates music, visual art, and technology. With projects ranging from immersive events with video mapping and augmented reality to NFT collections and interactive experiences, EFF® continues to reinvent itself and expand its global influence.

With a solid foundation in Ibiza and a growing presence in Asia, Europe, and the Americas, Eivissa Fresh Flavours® remains a reference in the electronic music scene, celebrating diversity, innovation, and human connection through art and sound.

Eivissa

“EFF® 2025: THE FUTURE OF MUSIC, ART, AND TECHNOLOGY”

Manuel and Kike, welcome! 2025 is a key year for Eivissa Fresh Flavours® (EFF®). How would you describe the evolution of the project and its impact on the electronic music scene?

Manuel Frias:

Thank you. For us, 2025 is a year of consolidation and expansion. EFF® is not just a record label; it’s an ecosystem where music, art, and technology merge to create unique experiences. We are taking our vision to new territories, both geographically and creatively.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

Exactly. EFF® is a platform that seeks to break barriers. We don’t just follow trends; we create them. My focus is on integrating innovative technologies like blockchain, generative digital art, and augmented reality to take EFF® experiences to another level.

Additionally, the recent EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES ASIA TOUR by our friend and founding partner Christian Montoya has opened new doors for us in Asia, a continent full of energy and opportunities.

THE TEAM BEHIND EFF®: MUSIC, ART, AND TECHNOLOGY

Manuel, as a resident DJ at Chinois Ibiza, and Kike, as the visionary behind EFF®’s digital art and technology, how do your roles complement each other in the project?

Manuel Frias:

My role is to bring the energy of Ibiza to every set and production. I focus on creating sounds that connect with the audience, blending deep house, organic rhythms, and ethnic touches. Music is the heart of EFF®, and my job is to ensure that heart beats loudly.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

And I bring that energy to the digital world.

I use technologies like blockchain to create unique and certified digital art collections, and tools like video mapping and augmented reality to transform physical spaces into immersive experiences.

Each EFF® event is a fusion of music and digital art that pushes the boundaries of the conventional.

THE CREATIVE PROCESS: COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION

What is the creative process like when you work together on a project?

Manuel Frias:

It all starts with an idea, a concept that inspires us. Then we sit down to discuss how we can bring it to life. It’s a very organic process, where music and visual art feed into each other.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

Yes, it’s like a constant dialogue. Manuel

sends me musical sketches, and I start visualizing how that could look in a digital stage or an interactive experience.

Technology allows us to experiment with things that were once impossible, like creating exclusive NFTs for our releases or designing virtual environments that fans can explore from their devices.

TECHNOLOGY AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES

Kike, your work with technology and digital art is impressive. How do you integrate these tools into EFF® events?

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

Technology is a huge part of EFF®. For example, in our Ibiza events, we’ve created stages that change in real-time, synchronized with Manuel’s music. We’re also exploring the use of blockchain to create interactive experiences where attendees can acquire exclusive NFTs during the events, such as digital VIP passes or generative art pieces inspired by the music.

Manuel Frias:

And that’s what makes EFF® special. It’s not just about listening to music; it’s about living it.

When Kike’s visual art combines with the sounds, the audience becomes immersed in an experience they won’t forget

THE FULL TEAM: ARTE NOMADE, NIKO, AYE, NECKO, AND THE DRONE PILOTS

Besides the two of you, who else is part of the EFF® team?

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

We have an amazing team helping us take our ideas to the next level. Niko and Aye from Arte Nomade are visual artists working with us to create unique installations and sets.

Their work is essential to bringing our events to life.

Manuel Frias:

And we can’t forget about Necko, who’s an expert in sound design and audiovisual technology.

He makes sure every technical detail is perfectly synchronized, from sound systems to lights and projections.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

Additionally, we have a team of certified drone pilots who help us capture stunning aerial images and create drone choreography synchronized with the music. It’s a visual experience that leaves everyone in awe.

EXPANSION IN ASIA: NEW CONNECTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Recently, Christian Montoya completed the EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES ASIA TOUR. How has this tour impacted EFF®’s expansion in Asia?

Manuel Frias:

Christian’s tour in Asia has been a turning point for us. Not only has it allowed us to connect with a new and vibrant audience, but it’s also opened doors for future collaborations and events on the continent.

The energy in Asia is incredible, and we’re excited to bring our music and art to cities like Bangkok, Phuket, and more.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

Additionally, the tour has allowed us to form strategic partnerships with local promoters and artists. We’re working on projects that combine EFF®’s essence with the sounds and cultures of Asia.

We’re exploring how to integrate traditional Asian elements like ethnic instruments and visuals inspired by local culture into our productions and events.

THE FUTURE OF EFF®: WHAT COMES IN 2025? WHAT CAN FANS EXPECT THIS YEAR?

Manuel Frias:

We’re preparing new releases, collaborations, and residencies in iconic places like Costa del Sol and Ibiza.

We’re also exploring new ways to integrate technology into our events, from virtual reality experiences to interactive installations.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

And we’re not forgetting about art. We’re working on projects that combine music and digital art in ways never seen before.

We’re developing a platform where fans can collect exclusive NFTs linked to our music releases.

Each NFT will not only be a unique piece of art but will also grant access to exclusive content, like backstage passes or personalized virtual experiences Additionally, thanks to the success of the EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES

ASIA

TOUR, we’re planning more dates in Asia later this year.

We want to bring our music and immersive experiences to more cities across the continent, creating even deeper connections with the Asian community.

To close, what message would you send to the fans and the electronic music community?

Manuel Frias:

Thank you for your support and energy. This is just the beginning, and we have many surprises in store. Get ready for more music, more art, and more connections.

Kike (Dr. Leuman):

And remember, EFF® is a journey. We invite you to immerse yourselves in our experiences and be part of this community that celebrates creativity and innovation. See you on the dancefloor!

Dr. Leuman, whose real name is Kike Morales, is a digital artist, visual designer, and technology expert with a career that combines creativity and innovation. Originally from Mexico, Kike has developed an international career, establishing himself in Spain and becoming a key figure in the Eivissa

Fresh Flavours® (EFF®) project.

Since joining EFF®, Dr. Leuman has been responsible for the visual identity and immersive experiences that define the brand.

Using tools like video mapping, augmented reality, generative art, and blockchain, Kike transforms physical spaces into digital worlds, creating stages that interact with music and the audience.

His work is not limited to visuals; he has also pioneered the integration of NFTs (nonfungible tokens) into EFF® events, allowing attendees to collect unique and certified digital art pieces.

These creations not only expand the audience’s experience but also open new possibilities for monetization and interaction in the world of art and music.

DR. LEUMAN (KIKE MORALES)

EL GENIO DETRÁS DEL ARTE DIGITAL DE EFF®

With a multidisciplinary approach, Dr. Leuman has collaborated on projects ranging from art installations at festivals to audiovisual productions for clubs and international events.

His ability to merge technology and art has made him a reference in the electronic music and digital art scenes.

In summary, Kike Morales (Dr. Leuman) is the visionary behind EFF®’s visual experiences, an artist redefining the boundaries between art, music, and technology, taking each event to a whole new level.

Manuel Frias is a DJ, producer, and technology expert with an extensive career in the electronic music scene.

MANUEL FRIAS: EL ALMA MUSICAL Y TÉCNICA DE EFF®

Originally from Ibiza, Manuel has been immersed in the island’s music culture from a young age, which has allowed him to develop a unique style that blends deep house, organic rhythms, and ethnic touches.

As co-founder of Eivissa Fresh Flavours® (EFF®), Manuel has been a key figure in the project’s consolidation, bringing the essence of Ibiza to international stages.

His ability to read the crowd and create sets that emotionally connect with the audience has made him a highly soughtafter DJ, especially at events like the Where Here Parties at Chinois Club Ibiza, where he is a resident.

In addition to his talent as a DJ, Manuel is responsible for lighting, special effects, and all the technical aspects at Chinois Club.

His expertise in technology allows him to design visual and sound experiences that perfectly complement the music, creating unique atmospheres that envelop the audience.

From stage design to light and projection synchronization, Manuel ensures every event is an impeccable multisensory experience.

In the field of music production, Manuel has collaborated with artists like Pablo Fierro and Christian Montoya, standing out for his focus on organic sounds and fusion. His productions reflect his passion for music and his commitment to innovation.

With over a decade of experience, Manuel Frias remains a reference in the electronic music scene, not only for his talent behind the decks but also for his holistic vision that encompasses music, technology, and the audience experience.

CHRISTIAN MONTOYA: THE GLOBAL TRAVELER OF EFF®

Christian Montoya is a DJ, producer, and music promoter with an international career spanning over two decades. With Chilean roots and a multicultural background, Christian has developed a unique style that merges deep house, organic sounds, and ethnic rhythms, creating a musical experience that transcends borders.

As co-founder of Eivissa Fresh Flavours® (EFF®), Christian has been essential in the global expansion of the project.

His vision of connecting cultures through music has led him to embark on international tours, including the recent EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES ASIA TOUR, which solidified EFF®’s presence on the Asian continent. This tour not only showcased his talents as a DJ but also his ability to create unique experiences that combine music, art, and spirituality.

Christian is known for his ability to adapt to different environments, from sunset parties on paradise beaches to energetic sets in iconic clubs. His connection with the crowd is immediate, thanks to his ability to read the energy on the dancefloor and create sets that range from deep and emotional to vibrant and danceable.

In addition to his DJ work, Christian is a distinguished producer, with releases like “Dancing with the Dolphins,” a track that captures the essence of nature and freedom. His music has been enthusiastically received worldwide, establishing him as a reference in the organic electronic music and deep house scenes.

With an unwavering passion for music and a global vision, Christian Montoya continues to take the essence of EFF® to new corners of the world, creating connections and experiences that inspire and unite people through the power of sound.

Christian, you’ve taken your music to iconic stages around the world and recently completed a tour of Asia with your “EFF® 2025 PURE SUNSET VIBES ASIA TOUR,” where Celeste Siam was the “fairy godmother.” How was this experience?

It’s been an incredible adventure. From the moment we landed, I felt the special energy of this continent, with its ancient culture and spiritual connection. This tour has been more than just DJ sets; it’s been a musical and personal exploration. In such a symbolic year as the Year of the Dragon, for me, being a Fire Dragon, this experience has had a very deep meaning.

THE ASIAN TOUR: A ROUTE OF SOUND AND CONNECTION

You mentioned the Year of the Dragon. How do you connect this symbol with your music and this tour?

I’ve always believed that music has its own energy, a vibration that moves us deeply. The dragon represents power and transformation. My sound on this tour has been imbued with these concepts: hypnotic beats, immersive deep house, and grooves that foster connection to the present moment. Each set was inspired by the personal and spiritual experiences I had in temples and energy-filled places I visited.

Being a Fire Dragon, this year, which is the Year of the Wood Snake, has a very deep spiritual meaning. The Wood Snake symbolizes wisdom, transformation, and renewal, which perfectly aligns with the energy I wanted to convey on this tour. Each set was an opportunity to channel this energy and share it with the audience, creating a unique and transformative connection.

Throughout the tour, you’ve debuted at iconic places like Carpe Diem Beach Club (Phuket), Club Aces (Bangkok), House of KOON (Hua Hin), and Tulum Skybar (Bangkok). Tell us about how that experience has been.

I started by debuting at Carpe Diem Beach Club, and it was a magical afternoon! Phuket has a unique atmosphere, and DJing during sunset there was unforgettable. I shared the booth with two amazing local talents, DJ Shane Shine and the lovely DJ AMMY SMILEY.

The connection with the crowd, the sea breeze, and the sunset reflecting on the water… It was the perfect start to this musical journey through Asia.

In Bangkok, how would you describe the night at Club Aces as the headliner?

Bangkok has an unstoppable pulse. The energy was incredible; the people responded with a brutal vibe.

And seeing my show announced on a huge screen at the entrance… it was an epic moment.

On February 19, you were at a very special place in Hua Hin, Thailand.

That’s right, celebrating the release of my new track “Dancing with Dolphins,” I had the honor of DJing at House of KOON, an exclusive venue located in Hua Hin, Thailand.

This place is characterized by its modern architecture surrounded by nature, offering a relaxed, sophisticated, and very spiritual atmosphere. My set here was very special and ethnic, inspired by organic and tribal sounds. All of this was made possible thanks to DJ DEEJAI and Apple, the founders of House of KOON, who have created a space where music, art, and spirituality merge in a magical way.

Back at House of KOON, you shared the booth with DJ DEEJAY in a B2B during a sunset party. How was that experience? It was an incredibly special afternoon. Returning to House of KOON is always a pleasure, but this time it was even more magical to share the booth with DJ DEEJAY, a talent with a unique energy. We did a B2B that flowed naturally, combining our styles and creating a vibe that deeply connected with the crowd.

orange hues while the music flowed with the song of thousands of birds living there was simply magical. The most beautiful part was seeing all the wonderful people we met in the beautiful cities of Hua Hin and Pranburi. Their support and energy made the night unforgettable. House of KOON, with its natural surroundings and relaxed atmosphere, was once again the ideal place for a musical experience full of connection and spirituality.

Later, you returned to the rooftops, this time in the heart of Bangkok.

Yes, I played at Tulum Skybar, an oasis in the midst of the frenetic pace of Bangkok. The vibe of this place reminded me a lot of Barracuda Rooftop on the Costa del Sol, where I have a weekly residency.

Both share that special magic where music blends with the surroundings to create a unique experience. I love the decoration, the lighting, and how they use technology to project video mapping onto giant heads. I met DJ Sunday Sundae here, who will be touring Europe in the 2025 season, and I’m sure we’ll share the booth together in Spain.

You also had a private event in Koh Lanta. How was that experience?

HOUSE OF KOON and its beautiful landscape was the perfect setting for this experience. Seeing the sun set over the lake, painting the sky with golden and

It was a very special night, surrounded by friends and colleagues in an intimate and exclusive setting. Koh Lanta has a peaceful and relaxed energy that allowed me to reconnect with friends in a very personal way.

And finally, you closed your tour of Asia by returning to Club Aces. It was an epic night in one of the most chic & cool clubs in the city.

The energy on the dance floor was incredible, and it was clear that Bangkok is vibing with the EFF® PURE SUNSET VIBES sound. Here, I want to highlight Rey, a wellknown DJ with vast experience with whom I shared experiences since we were spinning cassettes in our beginnings, and his experienced manager Román, who make the perfect duo. They treated me incredibly well. And, of course, this will be the new reference spot for the Bangkok nightlife scene.

In addition to the dates, what other collaborations would you highlight from this tour?

I want to highlight my partners and great friends Manuel Frias, DJ resident at Chinois Ibiza, and Dr. Leuman, who is in charge of the digital art of EFF®. Together, we founded Eivissa Fresh Flavours® with the vision of creating an ecosystem where music, art, and energy merge to offer immersive experiences globally.

I also want to highlight our strategic alliance with INOVASIA, led by Barbara Manon. Thanks to her and Celeste Siam, this tour became possible, creating key connections and opening new doors for EFF® in Asia. Finally, the great local artists who have a very high level, and I’m sure we’ll meet again anywhere in the world.

On February 19, you released a new track: “Dancing with the Dolphins.” What inspired you to create it?

This track captures the fluidity of water, freedom, and connection with nature, inspired by the grace and elegance of dolphins. The melody transports you to a golden sunset over the ocean, with immersive rhythms that invite you to dive into the dance.

The feedback has been wonderful, and I’m excited to see how people have received it in different parts of the world. If you close your eyes while listening to it, it transports you, and you can feel the magic and elegance of these charming mammals.

Your label Eivissa Fresh Flavours® continues expanding its global influence. How do you see the evolution of electronic music in 2025?

Electronic music is constantly evolving. I see a return to organic sounds: afro house, deep house with ethnic touches, and the fusion of acoustic elements with electronic beats. At EFF®, we are betting on this direction, always maintaining an innovative spirit.

Now that the Asian tour has concluded, what’s next for Christian Montoya?

A lot more! We’re exploring new collaborations, preparing dates on different continents, and developing projects that combine music, art, and technology. We’re also working on new alliances for Eivissa

Fresh Flavours®. But above all, I’m still searching for that unique energy that brings us together on the dance floor, no matter where we are in the world.

Christian, during this tour, you’ve visited places with very different atmospheres, from beaches to rooftops and intimate clubs. How do you adapt your set to each environment to create a unique experience?

With more than 20 years of DJing in various environments, from chill and lounge to high-energy clubs and festivals worldwide, I manage a wide variety of styles with which I feel comfortable. The best part is understanding that we DJ for the clients, so I aim to connect with them through music. I can shift from a more relaxed experience to a much more energetic and danceable set. Being a playlist curator for hotels and restaurants allows me to immerse myself in a lot of wonderful music.

What did you learn from the Asian music scene during this tour? Was there any artist or trend that surprised you?

Thailand has a wonderful scene where, just like everywhere else, we connect through energetic vibrations with the local DJs and the crowd. Talented people with a lot of experience share the same passion for music. I was pleasantly surprised by the openness and warmth of the music community here, as well as the fusion of traditional sounds with modern electronic music.

It’s a reminder that music is a universal language that transcends borders and cultures.

How was it working with Celeste Siam as the tour ambassador? What did she bring to the overall experience?

Celeste Siam is charming, deeply connected with energies and music, two passions that strongly unite us. Her humility and talent are incredible. She personally took care of me throughout the trip, always attentive to all our needs. Without her and our friend and partner Barbie, none of this would have been possible.

Finally, what message would you give to your fans who follow you worldwide and are eagerly awaiting your upcoming projects? New tracks inspired by the tour will be released, along with collaborations and defining residencies for the upcoming summer season between Costa del Sol in southern Spain and, of course, our beloved island Ibiza. There, together with Manuel Frias and Enrique Morales, aka Dr. Leuman, my dear friends and partners, we’re preparing new adventures that combine art, music, and technology.

In parallel to this, I continue with my weekly 2-hour radio show live on BeachGrooves Radio Marbella, as well as broadcasts on many other international radios. Get ready for more music, more vibes, and more connections! See you on the dance floor!

DJs and producers Ertan Koculu and Dianella join forces once again for their latest collaboration, “I Will Always Love You,” a mesmerizing journey into the Indie Dance genre. This track blends deep, groovy rhythms with an atmospheric, nostalgic vibe, creating an emotionally rich and dancefloorready experience.

At the heart of the track is Dianella’s hauntingly beautiful vocals, delivering a soulful and heartfelt performance that resonates with passion and longing.

Layered over pulsating basslines, retroinspired synths, and hypnotic melodies, her voice becomes an ethereal force that pulls listeners into the song’s emotive core.

With a perfect balance of vintage electronic elements and modern Indie Dance energy, “I Will Always Love You” is a track that captures both the intimacy of deep emotion and the pulse of the underground dance scene.

Whether in a club setting or a late-night drive, this release promises to leave a lasting impression.

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