Few national artists can say that they have contributed to establishing the rules of the game of the underground electronic scene from another perspective, as the Madrid producer NEBARI has done. His work is wide-ranging, and production is one more part of a whole, which includes tireless work as a promoter and resident DJ of a venue as legendary as El Sótano club (Madrid), or as a member of such exemplary bands. Like Mentho. or Kyodai. He now returns to Melómana, in its 38th edition, and does so with a compilation of remixes of his previous work, titled: MOVE REMIXES, which includes tracks from artists such as KID SIMIUS, IRON CURTIS with LEAVES HOTFIX and GAMEBOYZ.

The album starts with the remix by Kid Simius from Granada, which unfolds in a cinematic way, as it takes us down a murky path, producing a mix between mystery and caution, without losing intensity and forcefulness along a leafy path. A track that seems destined to make the club speakers roar, full of evocation and the present. The Gameboyz remix follows, introducing us in an effervescent way, where the beats and bass are once again as hard and powerful as always. His music seems like it was made for the dance floor, clubs and big sound systems. His remix seems like a reminder that authentic sounds always make us vibrate. The remix by Iron Curtis and Leaves Hotfix closes this work in an overwhelming way. The level of production of these guys is intense but, on the other hand, the care of the sounds they release is at the level of those who do things because they want and with the time they really need. This remix feels like a personal journey that reflects the original track in a powerful way, capturing different moods for listeners to experience, showcasing the versatility of the production and creativity.