Jamie Hernandez joins the Spotlight Mix

The underground is calling, and Jamie Hernandez’s Spotlight Mix is the answer. Packed with rolling basslines, tight percussion, and hypnotic swing, this one is locked and loaded for basements, rooftops, and sweaty late-night dancefloors.

The UK-born, Spanish-rooted producer has been running Lotusland Records while stacking support from the likes of Marco Carola, Archie Hamilton, Richy Ahmed, and Solid Grooves. From Eden and Es Paradis in Ibiza to clubs across Amsterdam and the UK, Hernandez has been carving his lane with a steady diet of minimal and tech house heat.

This mix delves deep into his world, featuring unreleased weapons, slick remixes, and cuts from the Lotusland family that prove why his sound belongs right at the heart of the scene. Expect groove, bounce, and that unmistakable underground energy that keeps heads moving until sunrise.

Jamie Hernandez’s Spotlight Mix is pure fire and a proper showcase of where minimal and tech house is at right now. Turn it up and let it ride.

👉 Listen to Jamie Hernandez’s Spotlight Mix now on SoundCloud.

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Tracklist

Jamie Hernandez – If You Believe (UNRELEASED)
ACA – Dropping Bells (Jamie Hernandez Organ Remix) [Lotusland Records]
Jamie Hernandez – Locoland [Lotusland Records]
Jamie Hernandez – Energy [Lotusland Records]
Catinska – Regulate (Jamie Hernandez Remix) [Solaris Records]
Jamie Hernandez – Wots Goin On (UNRELEASED)
Jamie Hernandez – Need U There B4 (UNRELEASED)
ACA – Dropping Bells (Jamie Hernandez Club Remix) [Lotusland Records]
Arthur Wills – D.I.S.C.O (Extended Mix) [Lotusland Records]
Litchy & Smiley – In the Background [Lotusland Records]
DARKHORSE (AU), Grouse (AU) – Talk to Me [Lotusland Records]
Litchy & Smiley – Something Like That [Lotusland Records]
Arthur Wills – POWER [Lotusland Records]
Marcellus – Junk [Lotusland Records]
DARKHORSE (AU), Grouse (AU) – Dirty Rumours [Lotusland Records]
Marcellus – Melon Dog [Lotusland Records]
Kristof L – Scratch the Record [Lotusland Records – TBR]

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.