Noise Mafia

A Bogota bootleg inside Boiler Room

It wasn't a catalog single that put Noise Mafia on the global map, but a remix of Paper Planes by M.I.A. that Sara Landry turned into one of the highlights of her Boiler Room set. From there, I Hate Models, Nico Moreno, Charlie Sparks, Brutalismus 3000, Diplo, Dax J and Azyr started including his hard dance in festival sessions. Formed in the Bogotá nightlife, he had been fusing house, disco, trance and hard psy with a contemporary edge for some time; that track only made audible an aesthetic that was already in motion.

Rave speed and Latin memory

The spark came early: at twelve years old, upon discovering Skrillex, he decided he wanted to produce. His music shuns a single label. He pushes club sounds from another era towards hard trance, hard dance and a bright, aggressive techno, with a Latin bounce that doesn't declare itself as a manifesto but is heard. In interviews, he insists on patience—it can take him a year or ten—and on not letting the night steal his focus. From Bogotá, he doesn't extract the volume of parties, but what he considers one of the richest scenes in the region for variety and demand. He composes from the everyday, from art or a conversation, and his challenge is that, upon listening to it, one can tell where he comes from without turning identity into a slogan.

Artcore, SESH and the main stage

Ganesha, released in 2024 on Artcore Records, Indira Paganotto's label, closed a stage of tracks like Vogue In Paris and Rolling to Berlin. In 2025 came the EP The Night We Met with the SESH collective, the hit OH OH OH!, Original Gangster with Raiyei, The Money Song alongside Vizionn on Powertrance and the edit SHAKE THAT (GET BUSY). 2026 opened with More Than Friends alongside Ammara on CORE Records and What You Needed with MËRO. In the booth, he has played at HÖR in Berlin, Awakenings Festival, Tomorrowland—including CORE Medellín and Atmosphere in Belgium—, Ultra, EDC, Baum, Monegros, Terminal V and two editions of Festival Estéreo Picnic; he is also announced for the debut of EDC Colombia, in Medellín, alongside PeterBlue. Management is handled by Purple Wall. The next horizon he formulates is not another stage, but taking those sounds to the cinema and building the set as an audiovisual experience.