Jose Jorge (Jota)
ContributorMusic analyst and club culture veteran
My connection to electronic music didn't start on a dance floor, but by rewinding the tapes and CDs that captured the magic of sound temples like Voltereta, Scorpia, Omen, or Attica with a pen. At 46 years old, I can say that this culture has shaped my life since childhood. My first steps sounded like techno-pop, but worn-out soles pushed me irremediably toward the depth of trance and the progressive sound. My youth in Madrid was an incessant pilgrimage through its most iconic booths: from IN, Arena, and Space, to Bachatta, Liquid, or the legendary Radical. I still treasure the memory of those 'Techno House' festivals that shook the foundations of the Leganés bullring; key moments that forged my musical education through bass. It is true that the enthusiasm remains intact, but my ear has matured. Today, I prefer to let trends like hardstyle or uptempo pass by and take refuge in the 'remember' scene and the purest hard techno, the kind founded on forcefulness and refined DJ technique. That raw, personal sound, far from the commercial fashions still defended by giants like Mulero, Cristian Varela, Abel Ramos, or Pepo. From this corner, I will contribute my grain of sand: without dogmas, without rigidity, and always eager to discover something new. I promise direct language, a touch of humor, and a very personal vision of the scene. After all, my opinion does not claim to be the absolute truth, but simply another way of feeling the music.
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