Latido records has its origin in the famous Mordisco Club parties (Granada, South of Spain) hosted by the dj duo and producers Mordisco (Atomnation, My Favorite Robots Records, Duro, Bedrocks, etc.). Artists such as Curses, Sascha Funke, Zombies in Miami, Red Axes or Jennifer Cardini among others have played at these parties. The Latido label is born from the characteristic sounds and influences of Mordisco Club.

The fourth volume of Latido is a journey through diverse ingredients and influences which range from techno or EBM to New Wave and the dark side of disco. Lucare and Poulper's opening track, built around a disco-influenced bassline, with dark synth pads and electric guitar chords, gives way to Ivan de la Rouch, offering a broken rhythm with a powerful arpeggio and an electro flavor. Fugitiv is firmly committed to the post-punk and darkwave vibes of the 80s with aggressive and dramatic synts, before Álvaro Cabana closes the EP with force and momentum, giving a perfect artifact for lovers of arpeggiated sequences and expressive atmospheric melodies.