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KEFFI joins the Spotlight Mix Series

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Ready for a KEFFI mix that slaps? This one’s built for heads who like their basslines punchy, their drums spicy, and their grooves locked tight. Whether you’re deep in a warehouse or catching sunrise on a rooftop, KEFFI’s sound brings that energy you can feel.

KEFFI’s been making noise for a minute, but now the buzz is turning into serious momentum. His debut EP Infatuate didn’t just chart, it smashed the Beatport Tech House rankings, hitting #1 and staying there. Add heavyweight support from Carl Cox, Danny Howard, and Mark Knight, and it’s clear this isn’t a flash-in-the-pan story.

The KEFFI mix delivers what the dancefloor demands: rhythm-led weapons, rolling percussion, and enough bounce to keep you locked from first kick to last clap. New heater Bodywork closes the mix, a slick, percussive roller that’s already doing damage in the underground. It’s tight, it’s clean, and it hits in all the right places.

The tracklist is stacked: Harvey Valencia’s Japop, Simone Liberali’s On & On, Dani (RO)’s Don’t Stop, and some spicy edits from Mood Edits and Kofla. These are the tunes getting spun in the basements, on the terraces, and in the moments you’ll be talking about all year.

KEFFI’s got club focus and festival firepower, and this mix proves it. Percussion is the weapon, and the energy is relentless.

This KEFFI mix doesn’t miss.

Just pure, undiluted groove therapy.

Stream the full KEFFI mix now on SoundCloud below and turn it up loud.

Tracklist

D Stone – Deep Inside
Simone Liberali – On & On
Dani (RO) – Don’t Stop
Toman – Emotion
Marian (BR) – Swing Bom
Zamoras – 6 Minutes In Oasis
Sanchez (UK) – Lady Luck
Chinonegro – Funky Beat
Mattia Caso – Beat The Drummer
Malikk, Side B – Freak U
Harvey Valencia – Japop (Miami Edit)
GABY (FR), Dew (FR) – Better Forget It
RAYZIR, Bella – Gostosa
Kidoo – The (BF Mix)
Mood Edits – House Is Full (Farouki Edit)
Mood Edits – Keeling (MartinoResi, David Treble Edit)
Sem Jacobs – Blue Berries (Kofla Edit)
KEFFI – Bodywork

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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.

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