Music for Venezuela is the largest compilation ever released by WAPM Records, bringing together 46 tracks by more than 50 artists from around the world. All funds will be donated to a foundation for those most in need after the earthquake that occurred on June 24th in Venezuela.\n\nArt Cover By Corde Art Studio \nwww.cordeart.com\nA special Thanks to Fundación Yo Tengo Un Sueño for helping ensure that the funds and essential supplies reach the communities most affected, thanks to their trusted network and on the ground effort.\nhttps://www.instagram.com/yotengounsueno\n\nMost of the master's were provided courtesy of Pedro D'Alessandro, Michel Degen Sanguina Records.\nLynaa - Diaphanous (Original Mix) Mastering by by James Rial Studio Master [JR Studio Master]\nTomy Rubato - No Time (Original Mix) Mix: Magno.lfo, Mastering Andrey Djackonda\n\n\n\nDistributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

Seguim Files Vol. 2 marks the second digital compilation from the label, bringing together four tracks with a strong representation from the Barcelona scene. Lis Sarroca opens the VA with "5445", a tight and rolling cut built on shuffled rhythms, sharp chords and a warm, retro-leaning palette. A functional yet hypnotic introduction that sets the tone. On "Bad Night for Carmen", Groenogen explores a more minimal electro territory. Layered samples and chopped vocals create a restrained tension, gradually lifted by a melodic line with a subtle nostalgic feel. With "Another Planet", Gus Bonani shifts into a more expansive direction. Driven by synths and atmosphere, the track leans into a 90s-inspired sound, balancing melody and depth while keeping a steady groove at its core. Closing the compilation, "Moth" by Alex Garcia & Vince Void delivers a darker, more direct cut. Complex drums and a driving bassline support haunting spoken vocals and hypnotic elements, building a serious atmosphere designed for late hours. Four tracks shaped for the dancefloor, each offering a distinct take while staying within a shared language. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

Seguim Files Vol. 2 marks the second digital compilation from the label, bringing together four tracks with a strong representation from the Barcelona scene. Lis Sarroca opens the VA with "5445", a tight and rolling cut built on shuffled rhythms, sharp chords and a warm, retro-leaning palette. A functional yet hypnotic introduction that sets the tone. On "Bad Night for Carmen", Groenogen explores a more minimal electro territory. Layered samples and chopped vocals create a restrained tension, gradually lifted by a melodic line with a subtle nostalgic feel. With "Another Planet", Gus Bonani shifts into a more expansive direction. Driven by synths and atmosphere, the track leans into a 90s-inspired sound, balancing melody and depth while keeping a steady groove at its core. Closing the compilation, "Moth" by Alex Garcia & Vince Void delivers a darker, more direct cut. Complex drums and a driving bassline support haunting spoken vocals and hypnotic elements, building a serious atmosphere designed for late hours. Four tracks shaped for the dancefloor, each offering a distinct take while staying within a shared language. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

Seguim Files Vol. 2 marks the second digital compilation from the label, bringing together four tracks with a strong representation from the Barcelona scene. Lis Sarroca opens the VA with "5445", a tight and rolling cut built on shuffled rhythms, sharp chords and a warm, retro-leaning palette. A functional yet hypnotic introduction that sets the tone. On "Bad Night for Carmen", Groenogen explores a more minimal electro territory. Layered samples and chopped vocals create a restrained tension, gradually lifted by a melodic line with a subtle nostalgic feel. With "Another Planet", Gus Bonani shifts into a more expansive direction. Driven by synths and atmosphere, the track leans into a 90s-inspired sound, balancing melody and depth while keeping a steady groove at its core. Closing the compilation, "Moth" by Alex Garcia & Vince Void delivers a darker, more direct cut. Complex drums and a driving bassline support haunting spoken vocals and hypnotic elements, building a serious atmosphere designed for late hours. Four tracks shaped for the dancefloor, each offering a distinct take while staying within a shared language. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com