Melon Bomb

A house bomb in the heart of Ibiza

The sweatiest nights at Pikes and the unleashed sessions at the Wild Corner of Hï Ibiza have turned Melon Bomb into one of the most recognizable collective brands on the island's scene. The project brings together Scott Gray, Paul Reynolds, Ben Santiago and Juan Corbi, four selectors with their own track records who function as a unit when they take their mix of house, disco and funk to open-minded, hedonistic and dancefloor-oriented booths.

From a local party to a club brand

Melon Bomb took shape in Ibiza around 2015 and grew from the intimate setting of Pikes, which remains their spiritual home. The formula was not based on a rigid aesthetic, but on the chemistry between four DJs capable of alternating vocal classics, disco grooves, direct house and more underground cuts without losing the festive pulse. That identity opened up space for them in key venues and stages on the island, with parties and appearances at Pacha, Tanit Beach, Ushuaïa, the historic Space Ibiza and, recurrently, Glitterbox at Hï Ibiza. Their takeovers of the Wild Corner, the booth located in the club's restrooms, summarize their position well: serious technique, a non-solemn attitude and a very physical reading of the crowd.

Own records, own label and a decade of brand

After consolidating themselves as a party and DJ collective, Melon Bomb reinforced their production facet with Sweetness, released in 2020 by Tensnake's True Romance label, followed by works such as Nitty-Gritty, Feelings, Just Peachy and Double Under. In 2025 they took another step with the launch of Melon Bomb Records, premiered with the EP Sunshine, a sound statement that connects their brightest side with a more nocturnal and underground aspect. The label's activity continued with new releases such as Wanna Be Loved and Cabasa, also positioning the collective as an editorial platform for their own musical universe.

Residencies, tours and international presence

Their growth outside of Ibiza has been sustained by performances in clubs and festivals in Europe and other territories, including appearances linked to SunceBeat in Croatia, Liverpool Disco Festival, Southport Weekender, Malta, Dubai and the UK. In the 2026 season, Melon Bomb faces one of its most visible stages, with a regular presence at Pikes, a summer residency at UNVRS alongside Carl Cox and a curated proposal at 528 Ibiza. Without abandoning their local party energy, the collective has established itself as a stable name within the international house circuit: direct, communal music designed so that the dancefloor never loses its smile.