Felipe Valenzuela is an eclectic pioneer who has exporting his unique brand of melodious and elegant techno from his motherland Chile to Europe and beyond, since his distinctive style has brought him global acclaim. The last year has seen Felipe bloom in the studio, both on his own as “Stabilo” for Savor Music, as “Almost There” with Dorian Paic for Raum…Musik and “Count Three” released on Drumma Records by F.A.D. the acronym used for Felipe Valenzuela, Argenis Britto and Dani Casarano, Felipe’s partner in crime and business for Drumma Records. Felipe’s career as DJ started in 2002, and since then, it has been an unceasing crescendo. His music has been featured on esteemed imprints like Cadenza,
Drumma, Raum…Musik, Safari Electronique, Saw Recordings and of course his own label Melisma, a unique electronic music platform dedicated to those superfine hearing, who are constantly opting for a sophisticated music experience. The label, founded in 2009 together with his friend Dani Casarano, proudly includes artists like Ryan Crosson, Fumiya Tanaka, Thomas Melchior, and the master Ricardo Villalobos, who decided to join Melisma due to his long-lasting relationship with Valenzuela, and the evident label sharp ascendency. Villalobos’ debut comes among an outstanding remix of Dierent Bass, a track originally “written” by Felipe himself and Jcko Mosquiera.
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