Spotlighting Peru’s Electronic Scene: Alex Reyes Curates Standout Tracks From Local Labels & Producers

I chose Dinero because, more than just a release, it represents a new beginning for me. It was one of the first releases on Reyesound Records, a label I founded to create opportunities for emerging artists from all over the world and help build a community around electronic music. I see this track as the first chapter of a story that's still being written, which is why it felt special to include it in this chart.

I've known Alejandro for several years, and I've always admired how true he has remained to his own artistic identity. Rather than following trends, he's consistently focused on developing his own sound. Bufadero, released on Cavilar, perfectly reflects that approach. It's a track that doesn't try to grab your attention instantly but slowly draws you in. I really appreciate that it proves there's still room for music that's patient, thoughtful, and full of personality. To me, Alejandro is one of the artists who best represents that spirit within the Peruvian electronic scene.

I've had the chance to talk with Alonso about music on several occasions, and one thing that has always stood out to me is his drive to keep growing as an artist. Watching his evolution with every release has been inspiring. The first time I heard Free, I could immediately picture it working on a dance floor. REIF Music has also become an important platform for showcasing emerging talent, and I think this release perfectly captures the exciting moment Alonso is experiencing in his career.

I've always admired Mondo's consistency. Beyond his releases and the support he's received from internationally respected DJs, he's stayed true to himself and remained closely connected to the Peruvian electronic scene. 4Groovers was a very natural choice because it's exactly the kind of record I enjoy playing in my sets. It's straightforward, groovy, and effortlessly effective. I also really appreciate what he's building through 4Gruvs Records alongside Macassi, a DJ with a long and respected international career. Together, they're helping create opportunities for artists and contributing to the continued growth of our electronic music community.

Tokumori is one of those producers who is constantly evolving while staying true to his own identity. Over the years, he's developed a distinctive Progressive House sound, and you can hear that maturity in every release. I chose Sintergic because I wanted this chart to showcase a more melodic side of the Peruvian electronic scene. It's the kind of track that rewards patience, allowing the journey to unfold naturally, and I think it brings a beautiful balance to the overall selection.

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