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From the massive energy of stages in front of more than 10,000 people to the raw darkness of the electronic underground, Ivory Breeze represents a new stage of sonic evolution within the Mexican scene.
Trained in a previous stage under the alias Jhors Hertz, he consolidated a solid base as a producer and performer. Her first song was released and was able to position itself on Ellen Allien's playlist of IDs on Spotify, marking a key point at the beginning of her career. Subsequently, he signed the track Betrayed with the Mexican label Future Techno Records.
During that stage he performed in front of more than 10,000 people on a massive stage and had multiple appearances at House4Life, one of the most important electronic music clubs in Tabasco. That stage experience defined the technical character, presence and intensity that today distinguish his current project.
Ivory Breeze's first inspiration to become a DJ was born thanks to Tony Barrera and the influence of Polymarchs. Growing up surrounded by those shows, he discovered how a DJ could connect thousands of people through music and turn a set into an unforgettable experience. That vision continues to be a fundamental part of his artistic identity.
With Ivory Breeze, the approach is redefined: an intense exploration between hard techno, acid techno and hard trance, influenced by the forcefulness of Charlotte de Witte, the expansive energy of Hardwell and the industrial hypnosis of Amelie Lens. Its sound is fast but emotional, aggressive but atmospheric; Designed to generate constant tension and collective release on the court.
Beyond genres, each set and each production seeks to convey the same feeling you experienced the first time you played music in your room: that instant in which imagination, emotion and energy become a single experience.
He is currently developing a new artistic stage marked by the release of singles that explore different facets of his sound identity, from the forcefulness of hard techno to the emotional charge of hard trance. At the same time, it continues to expand its audiovisual proposal and prepare the evolution of its presentations towards hybrid formats that integrate performance and live production.
Ivory Breeze is not a reboot. It is a calculated evolution.
And it's just getting started.