Mosky is the project of Huelva DJ and producer Antonio Blazquez Garcia, a contributor to Spain's contemporary breakbeat circuit. His catalogue is rooted in Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass, with occasional electro and UK garage-bassline classifications that broaden its rhythmic frame without displacing breaks from the centre.
His relationship with electronic music reaches back to the late 1990s, while his production catalogue began in 2020. That interval between DJ culture and recorded output gives the project a clearly contemporary discography built on a longer connection to breakbeat.
Slap It Records became an early recurring outlet. "Flashback", "Non-Stop", "Dark Dreams" and "Coffee" formed part of his 2024 run there, followed around the turn of 2025 by "Can We Go Back", "Bewitched", "Cherry Pie", "Open The Door", "Pulsate" and "Spicy".
Mosky also worked with Architektur Records through the singles "Show Me" and "I Miss You", and remixed Alt-A's "Walk Of The Panther" for the label. The relationship placed him in both original-production and remix roles within the Architektur catalogue.
In 2025 his releases spread across SPACE PIZZA Records, Br8kn Records, Super Plastic Records, Frequency Fusion Records, Triple Seven Recordings, Sound Perfect Breakz Records, ONE7AUDIO and LW Recordings. The "Body & Mind EP" on SPACE PIZZA combined the title track with "Believe In Love" and a Terrie Kynd remix; Br8kn, meanwhile, carried "Jump On The Mic", "Desert Flow", "Funkiness" and "Need Someone".
"Bump It", "Deep", "Ripping The Bass", "Out of Time" and "Five" map a catalogue moving between Spanish breaks labels and the wider digital-label network. His tracks have also appeared in compilation series issued by Nothing But, LW Recordings and Sound Perfect Breakz Records, including "Nothing But... Bass Essentials, Vol. 19", "The Art of Bass, Vol. 14" and "Breakbeat Yearbook, Vol. 3".
The 2026 Br8kn releases "Fogo" and "Heartbeat", together with "Bomba", extend Mosky's meeting point of Spanish breakbeat, electro accents and contemporary UK-bass references.