In 2005, Central Dogma emerged, drawing inspiration from my encounters at social events and my path in crafting electronic music. The birth of the label coincided with my dedication to refining my abilities as a musician and producer. During that time, I had access to unreleased compositions by up-and-coming Mexican artists, as well as works from internationally renowned musicians who entrusted me with their creations from the outset. Alongside my brother Emiliano (Binaural), we embarked on this venture: a Mexican electronic music label celebrated for its sophisticated graphic design, digital presence, and visual style.

Today, in an era where the DJ scene is crowded, our production has thrived. Although our reception in Mexico has been relatively modest, our influence in Europe, South Africa, and Japan has significantly grown. The constant stream of demos from artists worldwide highlights our global allure and reinforces our dedication to an underground ethos that defines our sound and authenticity.

Looking forward, Central Dogma may explore a blend with mainstream trends, yet our devotion to underground authenticity remains unwavering. When a promoter once suggested incorporating a famous artist to boost our profile, I reaffirmed our commitment to the underground ethos. Central Dogma, at its core, represents an electronic sound deeply entrenched in the underground scene.