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We usually celebrate the person behind the decks.

The producer.

The DJ.

The artist.

But behind many independent projects, there’s often someone working quietly in the background, helping shape the bigger picture.

In Xivo’s case, that person is Charly Guzmán Puig.

As the project’s manager and creative strategist, Charly’s role goes far beyond booking shows or answering emails.

He’s focused on something much bigger:

Building an identity.

One of the first questions he challenged Xivo with was surprisingly simple:

“What makes your project different from everyone else’s?”

Not faster beats.

Not bigger drops.

Not following whatever trend happens to be popular.

Something people could instantly recognize.

That conversation became the beginning of a much bigger journey.

It encouraged Xivo to fully commit again to his path as a DJ and producer, not by copying what was already working, but by searching for a sound that genuinely felt like his own.

After months of experimenting, refining ideas and questioning every creative decision, that identity finally had a name:

Disco Fancy.

Today, every release, every Disco Sesh, every artwork and every visual follows the same philosophy:

Build a world, not just another track.

And maybe that’s what artist management should really be about.

Helping artists become unforgettable instead of simply becoming visible.

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Disco never really disappeared.

It just changed clothes.

What once lived under mirrored balls, orchestral strings and glowing dancefloors has slowly found its way into modern clubs, independent labels and late-night playlists.

That’s where Nu Disco and Disco House come in.

Nu Disco feels like a modern love letter to the golden era of Disco: warm basslines, funk guitars, shimmering synths and polished production that sounds fresh without losing its soul.

Disco House, on the other hand, brings that same spirit closer to the club. Think samples, edits, driving drums and grooves designed to keep people moving.

Different energies.

Same heartbeat.

Around the world, artists like Purple Disco Machine, Breakbot, Roosevelt, Folamour, The Shapeshifters and Daft Punk helped bring Disco-inspired sounds back into modern electronic music.

But what’s really exciting is how this sound is also growing in Mexico.

Labels like Super Spicy Records, based in Mexico City, have been pushing funk, disco and groovy house sounds through releases, vinyl culture and a strong connection to the dancefloor. Their catalog shows how much talent exists in the Mexican scene and how naturally these genres can evolve outside the usual European spotlight.

And that’s the beautiful thing about Disco.

It travels.

It mutates.

It finds new cities, new producers and new dancefloors.

From Mexican labels to independent artists exploring Nu Disco aesthetics, the scene keeps expanding. Projects like Disco Fancy by Xivo are part of that new wave: not trying to copy the past, but translating its elegance and groove into something contemporary.

Maybe that’s why Nu Disco and Disco House still feel so alive.

They remind us that music doesn’t always need to be aggressive to move people.

Some songs are made to fill a dancefloor.

Others are made to soundtrack a moment you’ll never forget.

Disco in Motion by Xivo somehow does both.

From the very first beat, it captures that feeling of walking out into the city after an unforgettable night. The air is warm, the lights are reflecting off the pavement, and for a few minutes, it feels like time slows down.

That’s what I love most about this track.

It doesn’t rely on huge drops or over-the-top production. Instead, it builds its energy through groove, movement and atmosphere.

Inspired by the timeless spirit of Disco and the elegance of modern Nu Disco, Disco in Motion isn’t trying to recreate the past.

It’s bringing that feeling into the present.

The artwork reflects the same idea.

A confident walk.

Hair moving with the wind.

City lights.

Forward motion.

Everything feels alive.

If this is the opening chapter of Disco Fancy, then I’m excited to hear where the story goes next.

🎧 Currently on repeat.

✨ Have you listened to Disco in Motion yet?

Every now and then, you come across an artist who isn’t trying to chase trends—they’re building a world of their own.

That’s exactly how I felt when I discovered Xivo.

Based in Mexico City, Xivo is a DJ and music producer whose sound lives somewhere between the golden era of Disco and the polished production of modern Nu Disco.

But what caught my attention wasn’t just the music.

It was the consistency.

Every release, every artwork, every visual feels like part of the same story. There’s a clear vision behind the project, blending cinematic aesthetics, late-night vibes, shimmering disco balls and elegant grooves into something that feels nostalgic without sounding dated.

His debut project, Disco Fancy, is built around that idea: bringing back the spirit of Disco through a contemporary lens.

The first single, Disco in Motion, perfectly sets the tone. Warm basslines, uplifting rhythms and the kind of track that makes you want to keep driving long after you’ve reached your destination.

If you’re into artists like Purple Disco Machine, Roosevelt, Breakbot or modern House with a Disco soul, Xivo is definitely worth adding to your playlist.