John Tejada

The palette is wide: progressive breaks and psy-trance sit comfortably alongside tech house and minimal techno, all filtered through a crisp, melodic sensibility that keeps the average at a firm 8.4. On Brainfeeder, the sonics lean leftfield and cerebral, while Palette Recordings and Unreel lock into tighter, dancefloor-calibrated grooves.

Across fifty tracks, the range never feels scattered; instead, it maps a coherent underground trajectory where deep house warmth meets tech trance tension. Whether through Skull And Bones, Colore, or Clepsydra, the output maintains a unified mechanical soul—functional yet psychedelic, equally suited to peak-time systems and after-hours heads.