Single AR 2011 on Pantamuzik label
Dance (Tech House)
Exclusive Promo are very happy to welcome our very first Mexican label to the family. We say Mexican, but in reality Pantamuzik is a Latin American label, having emigrated from firstly Peru, to Columbia and now to their current home of Mexico City. Whilst the continent is renowned for its ancient traditions, colour, rhythms, movement and mystery, it also contends with historic brutality and blood shed. Pantamuzik has supported its South American artists and allowed them a platform for personal expression. With a sound that blends pure and raw emotion, with a latin twist, they have already gained respect and support from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice and Samim. With many artists having played at the labels now-famous "Alterego" parties. Having built an impressive homegrown roster and, over the past 10 years, established themselves as a major player in South America. The time has come for Pantamuzik to boldly enter the European fray, and spread some much needed Latin warmth. With a number of key releases already scheduled, backed with impressive remix packages, the task of kicking off their 2011 campaign goes to the Argentinean duo of Christian Hainich and Juan Manuel Castelo, aka. Dub Dummies. Having first met back in 2011 whilst studying electronic music composition and biotechnology, the musical chemistry between Juan and Christian was instant. A first release in 2008, was followed by releases on Darek Recordings. Their finest work to date was also their most recent. Their "Mantra" EP, released on Jesper Dahlback's International Sound Laboratory Records, featured remixes from Phil Kieran and Jesper himself. From the tough path of their last release, to the wonderfully smooth tones of their latest. The pair, never tied to genres, have created two beautifully deep and atmospheric cuts in the form of "Intermitencias" and "Lunes Amarillo."
![]() | Dub Dummies , album by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Intermitente | Dub Dummies | 7:16 | |
2 | Lunes Amarillo | Dub Dummies | 8:08 |