DJ MIX #570 - Ramiro Lopez (Toledo, Spain)

DT is proud to present DJ MIX #570 with the Toledo based - Ramiro Lopez. The Odd Recordings label boss delivers a massive mix of high quality techno! Dance! @ramirolopez A lot has happened since Ramiro Lopez took his first steps in music. Already at a young age, he spent all his days listening to radio programs and compilations, but in 1996 he started to share his passion for music around Spain's clubs. Working as a DJ prior to becoming a producer, he introduced himself slowly into the national circuit, acquiring skills on the turntables and learning how to lead the dance floor. Growing popularity led him to be part of Toledo's Family Club for several years and experimenting with different styles there every week alongside international recognised artists. His musical creativity and innovation has always been latent though out his life. In around 2006, Ramiro made the leap to music production, researching and acquiring knowledge, experiences, sharing concerns with other artists and gradually defining his melody. Creation became a way of life for Ramiro and he is now unstoppable, working to get better every single day. His wholehearted dedication at work is obtaining great results releasing on: Drumcode (“Clap Your Hands” alongside Coyu), INTEC (“This & That” it was included within Carl Cox’s “New Year Weapons” published by Mixmag), Octopus Recordings, Toolroom Trax, Terminal M, SCI + TEC, Bedrock (Nicole Moudaber remixed his banger “That’s Not Happening”), Cecille, Noir, Defected or Tronic amongst many others. And of course he is an active part in Sincopat and the Suara platform, as well as alongside Arjun Vagale, the head honcho of the brand new label Odd Recordings. The wheel never stops and Ramiro is constantly evolving, involved in many projects, collaborating with great artists. His highest desire - to make people live and enjoy what they listen to while he is at work in the booth, keeps him busy on the road touring all around the world. Ramiro Lopez is without a doubt an important part of the new wave