Show Notes
CAMILA (AR) is an emerging electronic music artist from the province of Chaco, in northeastern Argentina.
With a sound that is rooted in progressive house, she regularly explores the edges of the sound. It's a space where bright, emotive passages give way to darker, immersive stretches. The result is music built as much for introspection as the dancefloor.
It’s this ability that has seen her sign with Balance Music, with a forthcoming release set to further underline the depth and versatility of her sound.
On this Balance Selections, the producer has compiled a journey of deep progressive filled with colour. Featuring tracks from Morttagua, Andre Moret, Simply City & Solis [US] alongside a host of original productions, this is a 60-minutes plus of pure groove that never lets go.
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Tracklisting & interview: https://balancemusic.com.au/balance-selections-381-camila-ar
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