Yves Murasca continues to steer Déepalma Records with esteem throughout the electronic dance music space, using his years of experience and passion for avant-garde club cuts to keep the label at the forefront of the industry. This year’s edition of ‘Ibiza Winter Moods’ sees Yves return to compile and mix a stunning selection of carefully curated records alongside longtime label friend Rosario Galati, bringing the magic of the White Isle to life long after the season has finished and sparking early anticipation for the summer of 2023.
The first of three mixes, Lounge Moods, perfectly encapsulates the continuous day into night and back again backdrop of the island, fueled by delicate grooves with resonant harmonies and seductive vocals. Get lost in amongst tracks from Moby, Energy 52, CamelPhat, Miguel Migs, Gorge and many more.
House Grooves comes next, emulating the transitional beauty of what happens after the sun goes down on the island. Dive into a blend of club-geared cuts from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Faithless, David Penn, Claptone, Mark Knight or Purple Disco Machine and get ready for the dancefloor.
The final mix, Afterhour Visions, touches on one of Ibiza’s most renowned scenarios. Like all good workouts, a warm-down is essential and the afterparty often spurs the most magical of musical moments. Music from Frankey & Sandrino, Mollono.Bass, Eelke Klein, Andhim, Book Shade and Oliver Schories combine for the perfect ending, bringing you down gently and lifting you up at the same time.
‘Déepalma Ibiza Winter Moods, Vol. 4’ lands on 2nd December 2022 as a limited 3xCD, Download and streaming edition. The dj download edition is already available on Beatport and Traxsource.
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