What does an artist have to do to create a unique image in this ever growing music scene that is becoming more and more saturated with DJ’s? This is a question that Paulo Malde thought about in 2004 after DJing for only 3 years… and the answer was to produce. If you want to be successful as a DJ these days, producing tracks is a must.

Paulo has come a long way in only the two years since he started producing. Under the name Electrobios, Paulo has created tracks that have been played by Desyn Massielo, Luke Fair, Jody Wisternoff and Add2Basket, just to name a few. With a constantly growing portfolio of tracks being signed and played by some of the world’s best DJ’s, it’s safe to say the name Electrobios is quickly becoming known worldwide.

I first became aware of Electrobios only six months ago when Paulo found me on Myspace. It wasn’t until I Iooked at his photos from the past WMC that I realized we had been at many of the same parties.

When he later proposed that we do an interview together, I was certainly flattered. I gave a listen to his promo mix and instantly thought this is someone that I would like to hear more from. Plus, I’m always open for a chat with someone who can make such amazing music!

Inside the IM with Electrobios & littlemissbluedress

Buenos Aires, Argentina is where Paulo Malde calls home. Whenever I hear a DJ is from ‘Argentina’ I instantly think of the energetic funky house that has kept me so interested in the talent from this South American party land over the past few years.

Paulo is definitely in this category. His tracks are so smooth that the highs and lows keep pulling you in and out, always leaving you wanting more.

This In Demand not only has two fantastic productions from Electrobios but he has crafted it in such a way that I keep listening again and again, trying to catch all the layers that flow throughout the mix. Prepare to be thrust into a time warp because this two hour set, will go by in 2 seconds!

Download (left-click and unzip):
Electrobios - In Demand - December 2007

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