Retrospective Frequencies by EL PLVYBXY

Retrospective Frequencies is both a look back and a step forward. The album condenses years of rhythmic exploration, experimentation, and self-discovery — a personal reflection on the sounds and moments that shaped El Plvybxy’s path toward his current identity. It’s a retrospective vision that connects the frequencies and emotions that have driven his process over time, now fused into a singular hybrid language.

Produced in early 2025 in Villa Urquiza, Buenos Aires, the record was conceived from the ground up as a cohesive work, not a compilation of tracks. Each piece plays a role in the album’s narrative, forming a continuous journey that links memories, rhythms, and collaborations into one story.

The foundation is built on the fusion of hard house, tribal house, raptor, techno, bass, and traces of traditional guaracha — not as separate genres, but as connected expressions of the same pulse. It’s an album driven by hybridity and instinct, where nostalgia and rhythm coexist. The unifying thread is that club experience: the sweat, the light, the love found in the darkness, and the sense of release that only the dancefloor can hold.

The collaborations reflect genuine creative connections. Warsnare Dubs features Chilean artist Ngeko, whose voice adds depth and motion to the track. Los Cabures, created with Rooi in Vila Giardino, Córdoba, channels friendship, distance, and the shared rhythmic memory that binds their work. Bohemio del Sur, alongside Imaabs, captures the intensity of Latin American cities — Buenos Aires, Santiago, CDMX — through chaotic melodies and percussive force. And Goze, featuring DJ Babatr, closes the album as an ode to Raptor House: a powerful meeting between two generations of the genre, balancing joy and tension in equal measure.

Other pieces revisit key ideas from El Plvybxy’s past. Mamboreta reworks an earlier track by fusing ghetto tech, Detroit electro, IDM, techno, and grime into an underwater-like atmosphere. Frecuencias Retrospectivas — the title track — reinterprets the emotional core of classic genres, blending Detroit electro structure with Latin American rhythmic patterns such as raptor house and guaracha, reimagined through sound design and texture.

Retrospective Frequencies represents the end of an emotional cycle and the start of a new chapter. It’s a personal synthesis of influences, friendships, and memories, transforming nostalgia into forward motion — a statement where rhythm, memory, and identity merge and evolve in constant flux.

Gregorio Da Silva aka ''EL PLVYBXY''
its a Buenos Aires based producer. 'AGVA' records founder.
His musical research, whether through his own productions, or his DJ set, places him among a new generation of producers who are pushing the contemporary club scene further, constantly pushing forward the identity of the “Latin music”, and generating spaces, locally or via the Internet.

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