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Killerblitz is a DJ and producer based in Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz. His recorded catalogue is documented from 2024, and his work sits inside the current Andalusian Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass circuit rather than as an isolated digital profile.
One of the earliest clearly documented commercial releases is “Broken,” a collaboration with Four Motion issued on 4 October 2024 by Toast & Jam Recordings at 137 BPM. The US label framed it as peak-time tech breaks. That first cut already placed Killerblitz beside a long-running Jerez project and opened a working relationship that later continued in the studio and in the booth.
In 2025 the catalogue widened with “Neon Flesh,” made with Terrie Kynd for Frequency Fusion Records at 135 BPM. The same period shows a visible DJ practice around Jerez, including sessions at Sala Oshun. SoundCloud recordings such as “Do Brasil — Sala Oshun” (February 2025) and “Bye Bye 2024” document that club side beyond the store pages.
2026 marked a sharp expansion. DELAFRÄ Records became the main current home: “Compás del Sur” (30 January, 135 BPM), “Cataclismo” (13 February), “Venencia” with Staxia (6 March, 138 BPM) and “Tiempo y Solera” (21 August, 135 BPM). “Compás del Sur,” whose title points directly to that southern Andalusian identity, stands as the strongest original in his Beatport ranking.
The same year took him across several of the most active Spanish breaks outlets. “Four Motion,” a solo single on Funktasty Crew Records (9 February 2026, 135 BPM), sat among his best-performing originals. “Eleven404” appeared on SPACE PIZZA Records; “Abysal,” with Welder B, on Raveart Records; and “South Side” (28 May, 135 BPM) on Rough Division.
Four Motion remains the central collaborator. After “Broken,” the pair issued “Rewind” on Rough Division — later remixed by Bowser — and in May 2026 played an All Night Long B2B at Sala Oshun. The same pairing has also appeared on Andalusian festival bills, including Ritmika’s first anniversary.
Killerblitz’s records stay mainly between 135 and 138 BPM, combining breakbeat, UK bass and tech breaks with a clear club function. In two years the project has linked Jerez to Four Motion, Terrie Kynd, Staxia and Welder B, and to labels from Toast & Jam to DELAFRÄ, Rough Division, Raveart, Funktasty Crew and SPACE PIZZA.
