JORDAZ ESP

JORDAZ ESP is a producer from Triana, in Seville. His commercial catalogue is documented from 2025, split between electro and breakbeat.

The opening run is already a collaboration with Fortuny, credited on some singles as Gerard Fortuny. “Tusi” appeared on Solid Breaks Records on 29 May 2025. “Excited” followed on ElectroBreakz on 9 July, then “Loop Street” on Warriors Beat Return and “My Head” on Super Plastic Records, both on 15 August. “Experience,” with Ro73 on Samay Records (17 September, Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass at 135 BPM), and “Paradise” and “Love of Yesterday” — Fortuny, Ro73 and Jordaz across Super Plastic and Warriors Beat Return — closed that first year.

Fortuny is the central relationship. The shared titles run through “Excited,” “Back,” “Intoxication,” “FRONT,” “Let’s Go,” “Omm,” “System & Control” and “I Like That,” plus wider cuts with Ro73, TakiBreaks and Jormek. ElectroBreakz is the main label: “Excited,” “FRONT,” “Gangster,” “Atmosphere,” “Imagination” and “I Like That” sit there, and it is the imprint with the strongest accumulated performance in his catalogue.

That catalogue is not breakbeat with an electro tag attached. Beatport and chart snapshots place more weight on Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern) than on Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass. “Excited” (Fortuny & Jordaz, 133 BPM) and “FRONT” (101 BPM) are electro records. “Gangster,” a solo ElectroBreakz single in 2026, is the clearest proof that Jordaz is not only Fortuny’s collaborator: it ranks among his strongest originals.

The breaks side is still a real part of the work. “Experience” with Ro73, “Let’s Go” with Fortuny on Warriors Beat Return, “System & Control” on Br8kn Records (136 BPM), “Omm” on Basstinazo Records (123 BPM) and “Surprise” with Fortuny and TakiBreaks on Br8kn are club breakbeat, not a side credit. Ro73 is the other recurring partner — “Experience,” “Atmosphere,” “Imagination,” “Love of Yesterday” and “Paradise.”