Remind Recordings Delivers a Tight House Compilation for Miami Music Week
Spanish imprint Remind Recordings steps into Miami Music Week with a five-track VA that channels the depth and discipline of contemporary house music. Rather than chasing mainstream spectacle, the label curates a cohesive selection of floor-ready material rooted in craftsmanship — a statement that the Spanish and Ibero-American scene is firmly on the global radar.
Track-by-Track Breakdown
- Weast Coast – Daniel Chica (130 BPM): A strong opener. Chica lays down a dense percussive groove wrapped in analogue synthesis that nods to Chicago house while keeping a sharp modern finish. The bassline locks in immediately.
- Pimpin' – grau (es) (128 BPM): The darkest and most minimal cut of the bunch. Grau's hypnotic snare pattern and chopped piano chords build a controlled tension ideal for peak-time peak hours without tipping into excess.
- N'House – Julio Corrales (130 BPM): At 6:27, Corrales takes his time crafting an organic progression. Subtle risers and expressive filter work over warm pads place this firmly in deep house territory with a distinctive personal voice.
- ThromboliK's – Alex Lago & Adrian Delgado (ESP) (128 BPM): The most technically ambitious track here. Layered percussion, saturated processing and an elastic bassline that grooves against the kick make for a dance-floor weapon with real character.
- It's House – DJ NINETIES (130 BPM): A declarative, nostalgic closer. Classic vocal samples and a garage-house piano riff serve as an explicit wink to the nineties, giving the compilation a satisfying narrative arc.
A well-executed release from Remind Recordings: five distinct house perspectives that prove the Spanish scene has serious weight to throw on the global stage of Miami Music Week.