Star player for the Metro Dance and Reptilian Music teams, with plenty of appearances on a series of significant imprints enhancing his resumé, Carlos Agraz puts ‘Prendeh’ to the test. Names such as Jamie Jones and Adam Beyer are two indicators of his proven, ever growing reputation, the Spaniard’s sounds bidding to be beach-ready for another Clarisse-centred summer.

It’s all about the metronome of tribal drums on this one that bounce all over the track like a Balearic bungee jump, with the added percussion and image of Agraz drumming along with anything he can get his hands on. Builds and breakdowns culminate in mass drum circles noisily coming together, and the classic understanding of not needing to go overboard on groove to make everything happen, means that the party vibes take care of themselves from beat one.

The international languages that tell tales throughout ‘Prendeh’ both move the crowd and sound like gossip on the corner of the dancefloor, and you’re getting carnival sensations on cruise control. Take a ride on Agraz’ simple swinging rhythm, and on the right soundsystem, crowds will be knocked over like skittles.