LEPABLOT

Lepablot began his musical journey in the mid-90s, when he started listening to and collecting records from Underworld, Cassius, Daft Punk, and Motorbass. In those early releases, he discovered a wide spectrum of styles that were still very rare in Buenos Aires: techno, electro, and house, often stripped of vocals, with raw beats and powerful phrases. That’s where he found the sound that would shape him: deep, emotional, raw, and spacey, music that could be both introspective and club ready.

In 2011, he decided to start performing as a DJ and traveling around the world with his music, playing gigs and holding residencies across Argentina, New York, Punta del Este, Paris, and Berlin. Over time, his sound evolved into a more abstract and raw profile, deeply influenced by Detroit’s musical legacy, but always tuned in to the eclectic flavors of the French scene.

Today, he stays true to that vision: deep house sets with analog textures, rough basslines, pianos, and hypnotic grooves. Loyal to physical format, he sees vinyl digging and selection as an act of resistance against digital immediacy. From that philosophy came projects like Bla Bla Baires, Save Your Friends From Bad Music, and Living Analógica, spaces where music is the core, and vinyl is the only format.

Living Analógica, his flagship platform, has become a local institution, first welcoming underground DJs from Buenos Aires, then expanding to national and international guests. Inspired by formats like The Lot Radio or HÖR Berlin, it stands out for its vinyl-only curation and commitment to depth over hype.

In 2023, he joined the lineup at MUTEK, the global festival dedicated to digital creativity and electronic music. In 2025, he joined the Underground Music Academy in Detroit, continuing his evolution as a producer and deepening his connection to the city that ended up shaping his sound.