About his Savia Park contributions, he states: ‘The tracks are deadly weapons, the ones I like the most, my best tracks are released in Savia Park. Music that I didn’t do to please anyone, authentic and politically incorrect. I give that exclusivity only to Savia: my works of art’.
In ‘Can I Change My Epiphany?’, Jose Wated delights us with his megalomania which can participate in any genre, reminding us of his genius’s dynamic and protean nature. And as Wated can master any genre, he takes the mix to a sublime height. With a vast understanding of electronica, house, deep and rock, he brings the audience to a crescendo of almost overly technical brilliance and always full of vibe and groove. Any DJ or good listener can find a track that soothes his needs in this Savia Park collection, where mastery and variety come from the same hand of the unforgettable and unreplaceable Jose Wated.
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