Kamįel

Originally from the Dominican Republic and currently based in Valencia, Kamiel grew up surrounded by music. With musicians and singers in his family, rhythm was never something he had to look for—it was always there, quietly shaping the way he listens, feels, and creates. His sound moves naturally between house and techno, weaving dark, hypnotic layers with refined textures. Each set is approached as a shared moment rather than a performance: a space where atmosphere, groove, and emotion meet, inviting the dancefloor into both movement and introspection. Across some of the scene’s most respected clubs and festival stages, he has shared his music in spaces such as Días de Campo, Oven Club, Spook Club, Goya Social Club, Hifi Club, and The Basement, among others. Influenced by the sounds of the late 90s and early 2000s, he continues to shape a style that feels deeply personal and evolving—sophisticated, alive, and meant to stay with you after the night ends. As a core member of the Lazystep collective, Kamiel is deeply involved beyond the booth, contributing not only as an artist but also to the collective’s logistics and creative direction. Driven by a constant curiosity for sound, Kamiel treats every session as a place for discovery, building immersive journeys that don’t rush—lingering quietly, even once the music fades.