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DJ WAVS is a breakbeat DJ and producer from Chiclana de la Frontera, in Cádiz, active since 2013. Bandcamp and SoundCloud both name that town; his Bandcamp page carries the line From the new to the old school and Creating music since 2013. His path sits inside the Andalusian breaks scene, from the booth as much as from the studio. Breakbeat is the core, but not a strictly classic reading of the style: his official biography names Arabic music, electro and hip hop as influences, used beside contemporary breaks and bass-music structures. Beatport and his professional profile file the commercial catalogue mainly as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass. Hip hop is a declared influence on that production, not the genre of the catalogue.
He should not be read as a 2020s arrival. By 2026 the 2013 start is already about thirteen years. SoundCloud still holds material from before the present digital-release wave, including the 2019 fourth edition of Breaks Is My Life, a set built on breakbeat from 2000 to 2019. The relationship with the style runs well ahead of the recent singles, even though the last few years have been an especially dense release run.
Across his career he has worked and collaborated with national and international artists including Wizard, Ivory, Specimen A, Sporty-O, Pyramid, K5, Huda Hudia and Yolanda Quartey — the list he confirmed himself — and his public biography also names Anuschka and Mutantbreakz, alongside many Spanish-scene producers. The relationships are not all the same kind. California, issued by Distorsion Records on 23 April 2026, is credited to Wizard, Sporty-O and DJ WAVS. Rain (DJ WAVS & Lex Banger Remix), on ElectroBreakz, ties him to Pyramid, Wizard and Yolanda Quartey. In August 2026, Passion (Anuschka & DJ WAVS Remix) of K5 is officially credited to Anuschka and DJ WAVS, and My Love, by Anuschka and DJ WAVS, received an official remix from Huda Hudia. City Lights, with Mutantbreakz and Marcus T, is a clear Chiclana connection. Commercial credits also include Basstyler, Paket, Prodigal Kids, Four Motion, DOPE-M, Lex Banger, CoolTasty, Ms Glory, BlidZer and Javo Scratch, among others.
Beside the records he has worked with Spanish breakbeat promoters including Heat, Funktasty, Olibass and Raveart — again from his own account for Olibass and the agency booking. Heat remains visible through Heat Closing Boiler XL at París 15 in 2023. Funktasty is also a label relationship: Assalam, Boom, Money and Could Be Mad sit on Funktasty Crew Records. Raveart is the current professional base, not only a promoter. A substantial run sits on Raveart Records — Ragga Fire, Return, Far From Home, Be My Slave, Last One, Hey Buck, Money Back, Lune Ardente — and he is billed as DJ WAVS (Raveart) at Winter Festival and Summer Festival, including the 2026 Summer Festival closing set on the 24th Anniversary stage at 06:00, after Freq Nasty and Colombo. In 2026 he is on the booking roster of Raveart's agency, according to his own confirmation.
His discography includes releases on Raveart Records, Funktasty Crew Records, ElectroBreakz, Guachinche Records, Ravesta Records, Banana Club, Distorsion Records, Gigabeat Records and Br8kn Records — a catalogue that maps an increasingly collaborative trajectory from Assalam and Ragga Fire through The Party, Killer, Monster and City Lights to California, Hey Buck, Money Back and Lost Already.
Beside the booth and the records he teaches production. His official biography records Steinberg's expert certification in audio mixing and more than ninety students trained through his school.
In 2026 he remains fully active, on stage and in the studio, with new releases and collaborations keeping his catalogue inside the current Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass circuit.
