Nacho Scoppa's Summertime Chart: Minimal, Deep Tech and Tech House at Their Finest
Argentine producer Nacho Scoppa delivers his Summertime Chart, a ten-track selection that maps his current sonic landscape with remarkable precision. More than a simple compilation, this chart reads as an aesthetic manifesto — a statement of intent that moves fluidly between introspective minimal / deep tech and driving tech house designed to keep the floor alive.
Scoppa opens with two original productions on elrow Limited, the label of Barcelona's iconic promoter. Summertime (130 BPM, Gb Major) sets the tone immediately: hypnotic groove, organic textures, and the measured swing that defines refined minimal. Turn It (129 BPM, Eb Minor) pushes deeper into harmonic darkness, building a sustained tension that rewards careful listening.
The presence of COPPADOS is felt throughout the chart. Ollie Nick contributes two clean-cut tech house cuts — Drippin' (128 BPM, A Major) and Lie To Me (128 BPM, Bb Major) — while Solus delivers Closer (129 BPM, A Minor) with flawless percussive momentum. Rafa Calello injects Latin flavour and sub-bass weight with Sabor (127 BPM, C Minor), and Niall Cleary closes the block with the emotionally resonant My Joy (128 BPM, F Minor).
Scoppa's remix work stands out as another highlight. His rework of Fix by Bodeler and Grees for Moan (130 BPM, E Major) lifts the original into pure dancefloor territory, while his take on Cyava's Something for Bamboleo (128 BPM, G Minor) showcases his ability to reinterpret with a clear personal voice.
The chart closes with Yourself on Criterio Music (128 BPM, B Minor), an extended mix that perfectly encapsulates Scoppa's duality: functional groove and genuine emotional depth in equal measure.
- Standout tracks: Summertime, Sabor, Fix (Nacho Scoppa Remix)
- Labels featured: elrow Limited, COPPADOS, Moan, Bamboleo, Criterio Music
- BPM range: 127–130
- Genres: Minimal / Deep Tech, Tech House
