MALLORCA
CLUBS

Lineup

Jardana

Manu Campos

David Arias

Joan Olives

About this event

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Jardana is the clearest stylistic anchor here, with a house-leaning profile that sits around melodic house, afro house, and vocal-driven club cuts rather than harder warehouse sounds. Manu Campos is associated with groove-focused house and tech house, keeping things rooted in driving low-end, clean percussion, and late-night club pacing. David Arias also fits into that house-to-tech-house lane, with a contemporary Balearic club approach centered on rhythmic builds, punchy drums, and streamlined festival-adjacent selections. Joan Olives rounds it out from the same local circuit, aligned with accessible house and tech house rather than trance, bass music, or hard techno. Across the four names, the sound points toward a polished club format built on house, tech house, melodic touches, and warm Mediterranean dancefloor sensibilities, with the lineup staying close to current mainstream underground crossover styles instead of big-room, dubstep, or peak-time industrial techno.
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