Godino is the artistic name of Antonio Godino Martínez, a DJ, producer and promoter from Jamilena, in Jaén. His work belongs squarely to the Andalusian breakbeat continuum, combining a long-standing DJ practice with a recent, intensive run of productions across the independent Spanish breaks circuit.
He grew up around Jamilena’s local breakbeat culture during the 1990s, when small venues in the town were already hosting the sound and DJs such as Kultur and Anuschka passed through. Godino has described breakbeat as “Andalusia’s electronic music par excellence,” a definition that places the style at the centre of a local musical identity rather than as a passing club trend.
With nearly two decades behind the decks, he developed as a DJ through the regional networks that connect parties, clubs, open-air events and specialist promoters in Jaén and the wider south. Break Sound Radio has been a central part of that activity: Godino has worked as DJ, producer and promoter within the collective, whose sessions and events document an active presence from at least the late 2010s onward.
His sets retain the direct, crowd-facing function associated with Andalusian breaks while accommodating a broader club selection. Breakbeat remains the anchor, but UK bass pressure, electro accents and bass-driven transitions are part of the working vocabulary around his DJ identity.
Promotion is equally important to his profile. Godino is the creator and owner of OLIBASS Music Festival, launched in 2022 in response to the need for a major breakbeat-focused event in Jaén. The festival gave a visible platform to the local audience and brought Andalusian breaks into dialogue with established international and national names.
The 2025 edition brought names such as Krafty Kuts, Plump DJs, ED 209, Ragga Twins, Shade K and Colombo; the festival has continued to grow in 2026. Godino also appears on its line-ups. His wider live itinerary includes spaces and events such as Industrial Copera, Dreambeach, DOMO, Paris 15, elrow, Oasis, Híbrida Fest and Opening Summer Fest. He has shared bills with Stanton Warriors, Deekline, Andy C, Fátima Hajji, Wade and Loco Dice.
Dreambeach holds particular weight in that trajectory: Godino has identified the appearance as a major professional milestone and as recognition for years of work in the booth and in regional promotion. That perspective connects his career as a performer to the organisational labour that sustains the scene around him.
His recorded output became especially visible from 2024 onward. “Sunshine (Break Mix)” and the Space Pizza Records release “Give Me Love” introduced a production line rooted in breakbeat functionality, while later releases broadened his label network across contemporary Iberian and European breaks imprints.
During 2026, releases including “Want This,” “Escape Plan,” “Dreams,” “Your Love,” “Dark” and “NAM” appeared through DIRTY KITCHEN RAVE, Raveart Records, Frequency Fusion Records and Funktasty Crew Records. Further work for Samay Records, Sound Perfect Breakz, ElectroBreakz, Warriors Beat Return, Solid Breaks and other specialist labels situates him in a fast-moving digital release ecosystem.
The collaboration “Bootyfunky” with Maxuka adds another facet to this period, while tracks such as “Dreams,” “Dark” and “Escape Plan” underline a preference for compact, club-built arrangements. His production catalogue moves through breaks, UK-bass-derived weight and electro-inflected rhythmic detail without losing its dancefloor focus.
In an interview, Godino recalled having four tracks simultaneously in Beatport’s Top 100, reflecting the momentum of this release cycle. More broadly, his role joins performance, production and promotion: a Jamilena-based artist helping to give the Jaén breakbeat community both a local infrastructure and a wider platform.