Dalva brings TGP043, a mix made up mostly of his own unreleased productions. The Miami-born, Honduran-Cuban DJ talks church drums, learning house at Mecca, turning down a job to go full-time in 2018, his 125 BPM pocket, and the launch of his Maxed Out party brand.
Mr. Bones brings his bicoastal sound to TGP042, a one-hour mix shaped by Cuban roots, drumming instincts, and the groove he splits between LA and Miami. The Insatiable founder talks Coachella, Colectivo, his June 27 launch with Jesse Perez, and what intimate rooms unlock.
G. Segurola’s path from a $250 Numark board to his first pure vinyl set reflects a journey built on grit, intention, and passion. Rooted in Miami’s culture and inspired by Solid Grooves, he’s shaping his own lane with a growing collection of handpicked records and a mindset grounded in gratitude.
Nate Ash is a DJ and producer whose path runs from Los Angeles house parties to Miami’s thriving scene. Introduced to deep house in middle school, his love for electronic music grew through his high school years, where he first discovered the thrill of controlling the vibe at gatherings. COVID shifted that spark into something more serious, as he picked up DJing on a DDJ 800 and started blending everything from Disclosure to John Summit with the energy of rap and pop. By the time he arrived in Miami for school, his focus had sharpened, and a night at Space with Marco Carola and Seth Troxler reignited his passion for the craft.
Maria’s story is one of persistence, adaptability, and a deep love for music that transcends borders and genres. From discovering tech house in a small Argentine town to commanding festival stages, navigating a pandemic move to the U.S., and breaking into Miami’s high-pressure scene, she’s proven that growth comes from both resilience and reinvention.
Megusta, born and raised in Miami, found his earliest musical influences in dubstep and drum & bass before transitioning into house and techno. By the age of 14, he was already immersed in the scene, promoting major events like Ultra and Club Space. His DJ journey began after experiencing a life-changing Jamie Jones set in 2015, leading him to develop a style that blends underground grooves with a multi-disciplinary creative vision. Outside of music, he’s an accomplished tattoo artist and graffiti writer, channeling his artistic sensibilities into every aspect of his brand.
Syala is a Venezuelan-born, Florida-based DJ and rising producer who found her calling behind the decks while in college. What started as a spontaneous moment at a house party turned into a passion, with early gigs quickly leading to club sets across Florida, including opening slots for Matroda, Cloonee, and Westend. Her background in both Tallahassee’s nightlife and the broader Florida scene helped her sharpen a high-impact sound and a deep connection with the crowd
Daniel Insogna—better known as SOG—grew up between coasts. Born in New York and raised in San Diego, music was always a constant. He played guitar and piano as a kid, and by 12, he was already experimenting with electronic production on his computer. But it wasn’t until college at the University of Miami that everything clicked.
From house party roots to Miami’s underground, L0-G is blending nostalgic UK vibes with percussive Latin flavor. His mix is full of energy, edge, and emotion — just like his story.
This week, The Groove Palace introduces Nish — a Miami-based DJ and producer whose journey began in a small Tennessee town and evolved through self-taught skills, hybrid live setups, and relentless curiosity. His sound is rooted in minimal and tech house, driven by crisp percussion, raw groove, and underground energy.
Nish blends CDJs, drum machines, and Ableton in a hybrid setup that reflects his obsession with drums and detail. From Ibiza revelations to opening for artists like Martinez Brothers and John Summit, his story is one of evolution, collaboration, and dedication to craft. His exclusive mix for The Groove Palace is a high-energy, drum-forward experience built to keep you moving. Now streaming on The Groove Palace SoundCloud.
Before he was producing genre-blending house tracks in Miami, Cam Jones was just a kid from Tupelo, Mississippi, falling deeply in love with music. Raised in a biracial household with parents who introduced him to a spectrum of genres—from soul and R&B to hip-hop and rock—Cam’s musical roots were as eclectic as his future sound.
Cam's first real exposure to electronic music came via YouTube. A video of Deadmau5 performing live at the Shrine Auditorium changed everything. “Being in Mississippi, I’d never seen anything like that. I knew right then—I wanted to make music that could move a crowd like that,” he recalls.
This week, The Groove Palace heads to Medellín with UCID — a rising Colombian DJ and producer known for blending rich instrumentation with percussive depth. Born in the small town of Salgar and now based in Medellín, UCID brings a sound shaped by organic elements like piano, strings, and woodwinds — all wrapped in hypnotic house and minimal rhythms.
With multiple releases in under a year and performances in front of thousands, UCID is steadily building his name in Latin America’s underground. His exclusive mix for The Groove Palace showcases that journey: an energetic, immersive set that fuses Colombian soul with global club influence. Now streaming on The Groove Palace SoundCloud.
Born in Sri Lanka and raised in Fort Myers, Florida, Sachi—better known as SVP—grew up with music in his DNA. He learned piano at age 7, picked up trumpet and French horn in school, and lived in a house where sound was constant. But it wasn’t until he moved to Miami for college that his musical direction found its groove.
“I’ve always loved all kinds of music—rap, R&B, jazz, you name it,” he says. “But when I discovered house music at college, everything clicked.”
His first rave? A surprise Shiba San set in Fort Lauderdale. That night changed everything. SVP dove deeper, discovering John Summit, Michael Bibi, Marco Carola, Dennis Cruz—artists whose dynamic blends of minimal and tech house inspired his own evolution.
This week, The Groove Palace welcomes Scrid — a rising Brazilian producer whose music pulses with raw emotion, gritty textures, and fearless groove. At just 21, Scrid has already caught the ears of Jamie Jones, Michael Bibi, and Beltran with his unreleased tracks, yet his focus remains on building a discography with intention. His sound lives in the space between chaos and clarity: distorted waveforms, modular grit, and basslines that move like a mood swing. With his debut release dropping this June on Braydon Terzo’s Roots label and a collab brewing with SLAMM, Scrid steps up with his first-ever interview and an exclusive mix for The Groove Palace. Press play on a set that captures his energy, story, and sound — only on The Groove Palace SoundCloud.
This week, The Groove Palace welcomes Lord Rash, a rising Florida-based DJ and producer whose journey blends soulful roots, raw hustle, and deep groove. Raised in a musically rich household and shaped by Florida’s rave culture, Rash found his voice through “lover boy house”—a sound that fuses emotional R&B influences with minimal, tech, and soulful house. From launching his own Liquid Brunch party series to signing with Dream Kids and dropping his conceptual Lonely Nights mixtape, Rash has carved out a lane that’s both intimate and intentional. His exclusive mix for The Groove Palace is a dancefloor diary: packed with personal edits, unreleased heat, and pure groove from start to finish. Stream it now on The Groove Palace SoundCloud.
This week, The Groove Palace welcomes Justin Rabin, a Miami-born DJ and producer whose rapid rise is a testament to hustle, vision, and dedication to the craft. From a spontaneous start with a borrowed DJ board to spinning at some of the city's most respected venues, Justin’s journey is fueled by relentless drive and an evolving sound rooted in minimal and tech house. With support from key players in the underground scene and a growing catalog of sharp, high-energy productions, he’s become a name to watch. Now, he steps up with an exclusive mix for The Groove Palace—dripping in groove, peppered with unreleased cuts, and built to move the dance floor. Stream it now on The Groove Palace SoundCloud.
From San Bernardino’s rave culture to Miami’s underground and now making waves in New York, Miguel Gallardo is a name you need to know.
From deep, hypnotic minimal grooves to high-energy club-ready cuts, Hank Harrison has carved his place in the underground scene as both a DJ and an A&R for Short Circuit, Illustrate, and Woodlands. Now, he brings his refined sound to The Groove Palace with an exclusive mix that showcases his ear for quality records and dancefloor movement.
Miami-based DJ and producer Swifi brings a unique fusion of rominimal and percussive tech house to The Groove Palace. Inspired by artists like Sepp, Traumer, and Dennis Cruz, he blends deep grooves with high-energy rolling basslines, creating a distinct underground sound
West Coast producer Kieran San Jose brings his Brazilian-influenced minimal deep tech sound to The Groove Palace. With releases on Hellbent, Organic Pieces, and Somethin’ Light, his high-energy, groove-driven productions have gained support from some of the biggest names in the underground scene.
Messous, a Manchester-born DJ and producer, is shaping Miami’s underground sound with his deep tech and minimal grooves. Now the A&R for Pink Bag Records, he’s curating cutting-edge talent while refining his own distinct sound.
This week, The Groove Palace features Fresko, a Miami-based DJ/producer blending Latin rhythms with minimal and deep tech house.
For Nicky G, music has always been more than just sound—it's been a lifelong connection. Growing up in Miami, his early exposure to electronic music came from his sister’s playlists, featuring big-room EDM icons like Swedish House Mafia and Avicii. At just 13, he convinced his dad to buy him a DJ controller, spending hours experimenting and falling in love with the craft. While his interest waned slightly in high school, his passion reignited during college, where his exposure to house music began to shape his identity as an artist.
When I think back to the very beginning of my journey into electronic music, I’m reminded of the small, unexpected moments that sparked a passion I didn’t even realize I had. What started as a casual interest during college tailgates and parties has evolved into a career that I’m proud to say combines my love for music, creativity, and community. My name is Andrew Prince, better known as prince!, and today, I’m here to share my story, my growth, and the vision behind The Groove Palace.
This week, The Groove Palace spotlights @carvalhodj, the Brazilian-born DJ and producer making waves with his minimal deep tech grooves and infectious energy. From his first exposure to electronic music at family gatherings to performing at iconic parties like Escobaile, Carvalho’s journey is driven by passion, dedication, and an ear for dynamic rhythms.
Inspired by artists like Pawsa, Wheats, and Classmatic, Carvalho blends deep, groovy beats with his own creative edge, creating tracks that captivate dancefloors worldwide. With standout releases like “Dangerous” and upcoming tracks on Mood Child and Muse, he continues to solidify his place in the underground scene.
This week, The Groove Palace introduces NSJ, a Cuban-born, Miami-raised DJ and producer whose sound fuses Latin rhythms, hip-hop roots, and underground tech house grooves. Inspired by his Cuban heritage and the diverse cultures of Miami, NSJ has crafted a style that stands out—raw, rhythmic, and undeniably infectious.
From his early days DJing as a teenager to electrifying international crowds in Argentina, NSJ’s journey is a testament to his dedication and vision. His sets are a celebration of groove and energy, bridging the underground scene with a fresh, boundary-pushing perspective that feels both global and unmistakably Miami.
Dive into his exclusive mix and experience the sound of NSJ—where Latin percussion meets underground house for a vibe that’s impossible to resist. Out now on SoundCloud.
Alves, a Miami-based DJ and producer with roots in Brazil, has carved a unique path in the electronic music world. His journey from progressive house and techno to minimal grooves and percussive rhythms reflects his passion for evolution and artistry. A transformative encounter with Claptone inspired Alves to dive deeper into house music, shaping his distinct style.
Now recognized for his dynamic productions and captivating sets, Alves is a rising force in Miami's music scene and beyond. With each release and performance, he continues to push boundaries and connect with dancefloors worldwide. This is just the beginning for Alves.
Jawnney, a Tampa-based DJ and producer, is making a name for himself in Florida’s underground music scene with his versatile blend of house, deep house, and minimal grooves. From his early inspirations watching electronic music legends on MTV Clubland to playing packed venues across Tampa, Jawnney’s journey is a testament to his dedication and evolving artistry. With a style that fuses hypnotic rhythms and captivating melodies, he’s not just a crowd-pleaser but also a trailblazer, pushing boundaries with his unique approach to both DJing and production. In this exclusive feature, we delve into his influences, creative process, and aspirations as he continues to rise in the world of electronic music.
Jawnney, a Tampa-based DJ and producer, is making a name for himself in Florida’s underground music scene with his versatile blend of house, deep house, and minimal grooves. From his early inspirations watching electronic music legends on MTV Clubland to playing packed venues across Tampa, Jawnney’s journey is a testament to his dedication and evolving artistry. With a style that fuses hypnotic rhythms and captivating melodies, he’s not just a crowd-pleaser but also a trailblazer, pushing boundaries with his unique approach to both DJing and production. In this exclusive feature, we delve into his influences, creative process, and aspirations as he continues to rise in the world of electronic music.
This week, The Groove Palace introduces Drew Quatro, a Miami-based DJ whose evolving sound bridges the worlds of house, R&B, and underground grooves. With a style shaped by diverse influences and a relentless passion for music, Drew crafts sets that balance soulful melodies with driving, rhythmic energy. From his breakout performances in Miami’s vibrant scene to his dedication to pushing creative boundaries, Drew’s mixes captivate listeners and keep the dance floor alive.
Dive into his latest mix and experience the dynamic energy and unique perspective that define Drew Quatro’s journey as one of Miami’s promising new talents.
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There's a moment, somewhere around 2 AM on a Saturday in downtown Miami, when the bass drops just right inside a basement on East Flagler Street and 150 bodies move as one organism. No VIP tables. No bottle sparklers. No velvet ropes hiding a hierarchy of who spent more. Just a Phonic Technologies sound system pushing frequencies through wood-paneled walls, two disco balls catching light overhead, and a DJ booth so close you can see the sweat on the selector's brow.
This is Jolene SoundRoom. And if you know, you know.
After 13 years, AlphaTheta has introduced the RMX-IGNITE—the first new model in the RMX line since the RMX-1000 launched in 2012. On paper, it's a next-generation performance effector with upgraded sound processing, expanded effects control, and a redesigned sampler. In practice, its arrival invites a broader question: why revisit dedicated performance hardware now, in an era dominated by software and all-in-one systems?
For one week each October, Amsterdam becomes the heartbeat of electronic music. ADE 2025 brings 1,200 artists, 450 events, and the world’s top labels, DJs, and innovators together for a citywide celebration of sound, art, and culture. Step inside the canals, cranes, and kick drums that define this year’s Amsterdam Dance Event.
In the sticky heat of a Miami night, when the sun bleeds into neon and murals glow under lamp posts, a pulse begins to beat in Wynwood. It’s not the thundering uniformity of a single kick drum but a kaleidoscope of rhythms, bleeps, and human voices emanating from every corner of the industrial art district. For two nights each October, III Points rises from these streets like a technicolor mirage, a festival that mirrors Miami’s untamed personality and gives its community a platform as sprawling and multifaceted as the city itself. Wandering through the festival’s gates feels like stepping into Miami’s collective dream: basslines ricocheting off graffiti‑splashed walls, laser beams playing over puddles left by tropical rains, and strangers sharing knowing smiles beneath pixelated projections. It marries sound, light, and technology to present an experience where every stage, every installation, and every partnership speaks to the city’s duality: glitz and grit, heritage and innovation, chaos and control. III Points isn’t just another weekend extravaganza; it is a living artwork that represents how the Magic City listens.
Jake Londos and Michael Perez’s journey began the way many great 305 partnerships do, through music and a bit of serendipity in Miami’s nightlife. Londos was working at Hyde Beach during an event which Perez was opening. When Perez was unexpectedly removed by security, the incident sparked a friendship that evolved into one of Miami’s most dynamic artist management ventures: Groovers Only.
When Anyma announced his 2025 UNVRS residency in Ibiza, fans of melodic techno knew they were in for a season of immersive, boundary-pushing performances. One thing no one expected was the latest twist—Travis Scott, one of rap’s most influential figures, stepping onto the stage to perform alongside Anyma in a collaboration that’s as much about cultural crossover as it is about music.
On Saturday, August 2nd, Jamie Jones brought the first-ever Paradise open-air festival to his hometown. The venue? Boston Manor Park, a raw and unconventional space turned into a four-stage experience that merged city grit with rave mythology. The result? A seamless fusion of the past, present, and future of house music.
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