Born of a love of all music, the naturally talented Argentinian has become one of progressive house's unsung heroes. Captivating crowds from Buenos Aires to Melbourne, John's deep passion transcends his humble beginnings as a resident DJ. Signed to onedotsixtwo, Warung and more, his sound is unmistakable. 



Opening the EP with 'Snano', tough, rumbling bass and sparse percussions give way to detailed sonics and a dark hook that grooves with unencumbered joy. Mutating over the break with filters, the tension rises for a massive second half; the dancefloor a mass of gyrating bodies and warm smiles. 



Next up, 'Idid' builds and builds and builds. The perfect mid-set bruiser, warm sweeps and spoken words set the stage as aquatic synths draw you in - deep trance at its finest. The ebbs and flows never lose their heads, and never become repetitive. A work of genius. 



Finally, 'Habana' rounds out the pack in fine form. More percussive than the others, touches of samba add sophistication. Spiky synths mark time as wild analogue arps and vocal ad libs take the dance floor into ecstasy. Deep, satisfying and utter devastating from the master craftsman.