Tiefstone, in real life known as Juan Carlos Villalba Escobar, is a versatile DJ and producer hailing from Argentina. He’s known for his captivating blends of melodic and progressive house and has earned recognition on an international level with his intriguing work. Characterised by intricate soundscapes and deep, emotive beats, he has found his way into top releases on well respected labels such as Bedrock, Sudbeat and Colorize which has earned him widespread global recognition.

His prominent career spanning for over a decade includes tracks that transcend dance floors and resonate with listeners on a deep emotional level. From performing at renowned festivals to crafting tracks that push the boundaries of electronic music, he continues to establish himself as one of Argentina’s most exciting and innovative musical talents. Next to producing his own music he also operates as an audio, mixing and mastering engineer for others.

As his fanbase grows, his artistry speaks to a new generation of listeners, making him a figure to keep an eye on in the electronic music scene. Known for crafting immersive sonic experiences, his work has captured the attention of icons, like Hernán Cattáneo for instance, who regularly features his music on his Resident radio show.

Following the success of his track Protective, reaching #1 on Beatport’s global sales chart, he has firmly established himself as a trailblazer. This achievement showcases his ability to craft unforgettable music. His latest remix of the legendary Depeche Mode got full support by Vintage Culture, Joseph Capriati and Hernán Cattaneo (a.o.).

With this major milestone, he has now joined the ranks of Argentina’s most influential electronic music exports products, thus continuing to inspire and lead the charge in shaping the future of progressive and melodic house.

In a collaboration with Gai Barone he delivered an amazing debut EP on D:STR:CT, consisting of the title track Nostro and Ripley. Both having been very well received by fans around the globe and therefore shortly after its release both hitting the Beatport Progressive Hype chart.