SENOID / SEMANTICA / POLEGROUP / WARM UP
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Kike gets its first residence as dj, particularly in the old Club Pravda of his hometown. His good work behind the mixer attracted people from other cities, thanks to his exquisite selection of music, including music imported from USA, England or Germany, converting club Pravda in a reference at the time. Kike recognizes the influence from artists such as Basic Channel, Robert Hood, Joan Atkins, The Advent or Plastikman, and labels like Sinewave, Downwards, Axis, Counter Balance, Dynamic Tension or Tresor.
Thereafter, began a growing career that has led him to perform at venues and festivals as important as :
Liquid Club MT
Terminal FR
Propaganda RU
Tresor Berlin GER
Mosaique RU
Vertice PT
Space ESP
Treats Open Air NED
Underground IRL
Stardust ESP
Razzmatazz ESP
Santander Summer Festival ESP
Fabrik ESP
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This has led him to share stage with world-class artists like Oscar Mulero, Ben Sims, Reeko, Exium, Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Regis, James Ruskin, Luke Slater, Takaaki Itoh or Surgeon, among many others.Given his passion for music, the next step in his career was clear. Kike soon started into production.
In 2009 is when he saw one of his dreams fulfilled as a producer, published in the Warm Up Recordings label, which released “Fear is the Enemy”, which accompanied a work of Oscar Mulero remix.
However, 2012 is the year when Kike Pravda gives the final step. First, with a new release on Warm Up, “Queen of the damned” composed of two tracks and, again, a remix by Oscar Mulero. And then, with the creation of his own label, Senoid Recordings, for whose firsts references counted with the collaboration of Ben Sims,Oscar Mulero, Exium and P.E.A.R.L.
In 2016 was one of the 100 most charted artists in Resident Advisor.
Is hard to find an artist who doesnt use some of his works as producer.
One of his last tracks has been included in the last Polegroup cd mix by Lewis Fautzi.
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