GET TO KNOW CALI LANAUZE


Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, a small is- land in the Caribbean, not many people might associate his gloomy and eclectic rhythms with Caribbean roots. However, Cali started in the dance music indus- try very young. At the age of 15, he al- ready started to release his productions, quickly reaching the support of great electronic icons. At a young age, his in- fluences and the support he got in the electronic music culture were enormous. Artists like Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Radio Slave, and Davide Squillace played his tracks. Producing and promoting events on his native island of Puerto Rico has been another achievement for the artist.


He monthly curates line-ups and shares decks alongside artists like Dixon, Art Department, Guy Gerber, Damian Lazarus, Lee Burridge, DJ Tennis, and many more.


Apart from this, Cali has been able to release on some of the most respected labels in the world, such as Audiofly's Flying Circus, Visionquest, My Favorite Robot, Serialism, Sleep is Commercial, and others. Featuring tracks that reach Beatport top 100 regularly. Recently, Cali has been developing his sound in the Puerto Rican scene. While this is hap- pening, the artist has played in various clubs such as Flash (Washington DC), Output (NYC), Vertigo (Toronto), Hard- pop and Casa Cobra (Mexico), and Pa- cha (Barcelona), among others. In 2017, he announced the release of 'Opulence' imprint, featuring artists like Roman Flu- gel, Ryan Crosson, SIT, Dan Ghenacia, and Martin Buttrich. Fast forward to 2022 sees Cali's revival and his collaboration with Visionquest boss Ryan Crosson, his long-awaited debut album, his new move with Opulence, and more.


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