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Colombian producer Kamilo Sanclemente returns to Univack with I House U / Tribe, a new two-track EP that reveals a particularly serious, dark, and club-oriented side of his sound. Known for his distinctive approach to progressive house, on this release he deliberately tones down the more melodic elements to focus on groove, tension, and rhythmic impact. I House U opens the EP with a solid, immersive foundation, firm percussion, and a thick bassline that drives the track throughout. Carefully placed chords and processed vocal phrases add depth and character, creating a nocturnal, hypnotic atmosphere without compromising the pressure of the groove. Tribe continues in the same direction while raising the intensity: direct, frenetic progressive house, acid-tinged elements, and sci-fi effects that bring a futuristic dimension to its powerful club-focused structure. With I House U / Tribe, Kamilo Sanclemente explores a rawer and more functional side of his musical language for Univack: two productions designed to generate tension, movement, and a physical connection with the dancefloor, while preserving the depth and meticulous sound design characteristic of contemporary progressive house. Feedbacks & Support: Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Khen, Makebo, Nick Muir, Anthony Pappa, Estiva, Kasper Koman, Jeremy Olander, HAFT, Artic White, Paul Thomas, Steve Parry, Mariano Mellino, Ruben Karapetyan, Maze 28, Nicolas Viana, Simply City, Nicolas Rada, Andy Moor, James Monro, Mayro, Emi Galvan, Wassu, Fernando Ferreyra, Matias Chilano, Redspace, Kostya Outta, Ewan Rill, Marcelo Vasami, Ilias Katelanos, K Loveski, Lonya, Molac, Golan Zocher, Agustin Pietrocola, Dave Walker, Cream, Shiba San, Nick Varon, Eichenbaum, Gux Jimenez, Nicholas Van Orton, Ziger, VegaZ, Fonarev, Wierd Sounding Dude...
Colombian producer Kamilo Sanclemente returns to Univack with I House U / Tribe, a new two-track EP that reveals a particularly serious, dark, and club-oriented side of his sound. Known for his distinctive approach to progressive house, on this release he deliberately tones down the more melodic elements to focus on groove, tension, and rhythmic impact. I House U opens the EP with a solid, immersive foundation, firm percussion, and a thick bassline that drives the track throughout. Carefully placed chords and processed vocal phrases add depth and character, creating a nocturnal, hypnotic atmosphere without compromising the pressure of the groove. Tribe continues in the same direction while raising the intensity: direct, frenetic progressive house, acid-tinged elements, and sci-fi effects that bring a futuristic dimension to its powerful club-focused structure. With I House U / Tribe, Kamilo Sanclemente explores a rawer and more functional side of his musical language for Univack: two productions designed to generate tension, movement, and a physical connection with the dancefloor, while preserving the depth and meticulous sound design characteristic of contemporary progressive house. Feedbacks & Support: Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Khen, Makebo, Nick Muir, Anthony Pappa, Estiva, Kasper Koman, Jeremy Olander, HAFT, Artic White, Paul Thomas, Steve Parry, Mariano Mellino, Ruben Karapetyan, Maze 28, Nicolas Viana, Simply City, Nicolas Rada, Andy Moor, James Monro, Mayro, Emi Galvan, Wassu, Fernando Ferreyra, Matias Chilano, Redspace, Kostya Outta, Ewan Rill, Marcelo Vasami, Ilias Katelanos, K Loveski, Lonya, Molac, Golan Zocher, Agustin Pietrocola, Dave Walker, Cream, Shiba San, Nick Varon, Eichenbaum, Gux Jimenez, Nicholas Van Orton, Ziger, VegaZ, Fonarev, Wierd Sounding Dude...