Turning back has never been an option. With a career that transcends decades, continents, and genres, Jean Pierre returns with his second solo album called 'No Turning Back'. Pakate Records' nineteenth release signifies a real milestone in Jean Pierre's career. It coincides with his 40th birthday, celebrating a path born in New York, Miami and now Barcelona, where the 11 tracks have been written and produced. After his debut album on Nervous in 2013, the Colombian artist felt the need to put together years on the road and in the studio between parties, records, and live jam sessions into a project that embodies his biggest passion, music, which never made him lose his way. Techno, house, and minimal are blended together with rich breakbeat loops, rumba rhythms, and hip-hop sounds into an 11-track ode to JP's endless influences and contaminations.  Featuring collaborations with close friends Natalia Roth, Daniel Orpi, Zamoras, and a first-time appearance on Pakate by Bodeler, Jamie Coins, Hanie, and Casas, the album perfectly represents not just JP's musical ethos but his approach towards life, friends, and society: a meeting point, and never a turning point.

It's not a real Miami Music Week without a Pakate VA. Our annual compilation dedicated to one of the craziest weeks of the year reaches its 4th edition, yet again bringing the heat from both old friends and new faces of the label. Pakate Alike - Miami 2026 features eight tracks from twelve producers, showcasing the diverse facets that have characterised the label since its very first day. Leading the dances with NYC trio of James Wyler, Shahar and Motum and their fast-paced, rumbling 'Rewind', Jean Pierre is joining forces with Julian Collazos with a twisted salsa rework, with Goosey joining forces with fellow Barcelona-based Kesia for the fat, chunky 'Honesty'. Up next, ACA returns to the label following his huge success with last year's edition with a new one titled 'Break It', while Steve Aguirre drops 'Go On', an agile and slick roller, paving the way for Australian rising act Aidan Bega and his 'Beakout'. Heading towards the end of the compilation, minimal vibes complete the package with Karla Amaro and Barut each providing glitchy and bouncy jams.

It's not a real Miami Music Week without a Pakate VA. Our annual compilation dedicated to one of the craziest weeks of the year reaches its 4th edition, yet again bringing the heat from both old friends and new faces of the label. Pakate Alike - Miami 2026 features eight tracks from twelve producers, showcasing the diverse facets that have characterised the label since its very first day. Leading the dances with NYC trio of James Wyler, Shahar and Motum and their fast-paced, rumbling 'Rewind', Jean Pierre is joining forces with Julian Collazos with a twisted salsa rework, with Goosey joining forces with fellow Barcelona-based Kesia for the fat, chunky 'Honesty'. Up next, ACA returns to the label following his huge success with last year's edition with a new one titled 'Break It', while Steve Aguirre drops 'Go On', an agile and slick roller, paving the way for Australian rising act Aidan Bega and his 'Beakout'. Heading towards the end of the compilation, minimal vibes complete the package with Karla Amaro and Barut each providing glitchy and bouncy jams.

Next up on Pitch Records we welcome Jean Pierre & Casas with their Powah EP

Turning back has never been an option. With a career that transcends decades, continents, and genres, Jean Pierre returns with his second solo album called 'No Turning Back'. Pakate Records' nineteenth release signifies a real milestone in Jean Pierre's career. It coincides with his 40th birthday, celebrating a path born in New York, Miami and now Barcelona, where the 11 tracks have been written and produced. After his debut album on Nervous in 2013, the Colombian artist felt the need to put together years on the road and in the studio between parties, records, and live jam sessions into a project that embodies his biggest passion, music, which never made him lose his way. Techno, house, and minimal are blended together with rich breakbeat loops, rumba rhythms, and hip-hop sounds into an 11-track ode to JP's endless influences and contaminations.  Featuring collaborations with close friends Natalia Roth, Daniel Orpi, Zamoras, and a first-time appearance on Pakate by Bodeler, Jamie Coins, Hanie, and Casas, the album perfectly represents not just JP's musical ethos but his approach towards life, friends, and society: a meeting point, and never a turning point.