IAELL and JYDN: 'Émae'
Some tracks are made in the studio, others come from the journey. EMAÉ is the latter.
The first collaboration between IAELL & JYDN, born from a chance meeting on the dancefloor at Universo Paralello three years ago – now strengthened through late nights, shared experiences and a deep connection to immersive sounds.
Rhythmic and hypnotic, EMAÉ moves with intent. A track that builds naturally, pulling you deeper with every progression. The name itself carries a certain mystique and link with the gated vocal cuts – its phonetic flow feels like a mantra, echoing the meditative, trance-like energy that pulses throughout the track.
Another addition to our ever-growing catalog and the ongoing creative exchange between our beloved Australian and Brazilian forces.
IAELL
Across a 25-year career, IAELL has established himself as a producer, DJ and entrepreneur in the Brazilian electronic scene, driven by a constant search for knowledge that has taken him through the scenes of Toronto, New York and his native Santa Catarina. As a solo musician and director of the House Mag Academy DJ school, the Distinkt party label and the House Machine record label, he lives his purpose of connecting new talent while challenging himself musically. That range has earned him slots at Universo Paralello, Surreal Park, House Mag Festival, Garden Festival, Park Art, Green Valley, Terraza Music Park, Cielo NY and Pacha NY, where he shares a sound that moves between progressive and melodic house and techno, coloured by his research into ethnic music. His studio work has appeared on Recovery Collective, Polyptych, UP Club Records and Balkan Connection.
JYDN
JYDN is an Australian DJ, producer and co-founder of Recovery Collective, blending deep, progressive, house, techno and breaks into a distinctive sound. His releases have drawn support from Sasha, Above & Beyond, Robert Babicz and Guy Mantzur, and his sets have taken him to Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal, Ibiza, Berlin, Amsterdam and Bali, as well as Australian festivals including Strawberry Fields, Elements and Beyond The Valley.
Artist notes translated from the Portuguese press pack.
