Imanol Castro

Imanol Castro Béduchaud is always looking for the groove, after many years of being musician and constantly finding new rhythms he become interested in mixing and create all kinds of sounds for whomever he can, wherever he can and with the tools he had at hand. “As the time goes by” he begins his studies in Audiovisual Engineering and continues with the musical production from a more professional listening point creating songs, remixes and edits with the main objective of finding different sounds that make you move your body and shake your soul, is a lover of black music and has an extensive library of Funk, Nu Disco, House Afrobeat and other eclectic grooves which is responsible every day to continue exploring and expanding. Throughout the years and in an almost nonexistent Uruguayan disco house and funk scene he grow a new offer by co-founding a collective called “La Escuela del Groove“ maintaining various residences in the Montevidean night and producing and being part of new parties in the region. In this way he managed to position himself as one of referent Djs focused on this style in Uruguay and became an emerging local artist. He is a digger and love to find “new” lost songs and today its main production is to reedit them for the modern dancefloor. He recently edited his EP "Funky Weekend" for the first time on Beatport, under the Muzik X Press label, which climb on place 31st of the funk/soul/disco best 100 rank. He recently co-founded a new 10’’ inch record label named U’re Guay Records centered on disco house to bring new lost grooves to the nightclubs and featuring national artists, they are planning their first release in July and followed by three more in June and August 2018. After a decade musicing any encounter, since the last three years the rhythm of presentations has become constant in clubs and parties in Uruguay and the quality of the parties were increasing, emerging new opportunities in various countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain, the United States, France and Paraguay.