DJ Ogalla

CHR, Masia and the invention of Newstyle

The Masia DJ booth and the CHR (Contraseña Records) catalog turned Ogalla into one of the most persistent signatures of the Valencian hard scene. After becoming interested in electronic music in 1995 and learning to mix at home starting in 1998, he made his public debut in 2003 with that label and club. In 2004, after moving through hard house, hardcore, and bumping, he focused on US Hard House fused with mákina and hardcore: that formula is what the scene eventually called Newstyle.

Time is up, Later and the Contraseña vinyl

In 2007, Dj One magazine awarded him the prize for best track of the year for Time is up, Later. It was the hallmark of a dense vinyl era: Storm Sound Vol. 1, In The Mix, Leire, Impact Sound, What's Cocaine? or Dirty Boyz alongside Demonk. He also released music as Anthony Beep and produced at H2O Studios for other names on the circuit. His path crossed legendary Iberian hard clubs: Xque, Pont Aeri, Central, Coliseum, Rockola, Virtual, Pirámide, Radical or Chocolate.

Hard Tracks, Vulkan and the Medusa dancefloor

When vinyl gave way to digital, he launched the Hard Tracks series and expanded his repertoire toward current dance, rawstyle, uptempo, and frenchcore, without letting go of jumpstyle or hardstyle. During the pandemic, he reinforced his studio work and launched production courses for new generations of Newstyle. In the booth, he has headlined anniversaries for Masia and Central, Loko Festival, the Vulkan scene in Madrid—with events like Waterfest 2024—and Medusa Festival, where he has been on the lineup in 2023, 2025, and 2026.

All Night Long at Spook

The hard scene points to him today as a reference figure. In December 2025, Invaders sold out his All Night Long of over eight hours at Spook (Valencia): bumping, Newstyle 2005-2015, and current repertoire, with B2B blocks. The event is scheduled again for 2026. Booking is handled by Yambo Bookings. He remains active on platforms with recent tracks and sets—including On Fire alongside Dany BPM—and maintains SoundCloud and Spotify as an archive for a producer who, more than twenty years later, continues to set the tempo for Spanish hard dance.