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Raymix, born Edmundo Gómez Moreno, has distinguished himself as a pioneering musician and aerospace engineer, renowned for his innovative electrocumbia sound.
Raymix signed a global deal with Universal Music Publishing, which represents his compositions and intellectual property on a worldwide scale.
Raymix partnered with CAS Nightlife and Mission Loteria to support the Día de los Muertos event at the California Academy of Sciences, lending his name and presence to cultural initiatives.
Raymix is listed as an artist user of FL Studio, indicating his use of the digital audio workstation in his music production process.
Edmundo Gómez Moreno, known professionally as Raymix, was born on February 17, 1991, in San José El Vidrio, State of Mexico. Raymix’s interest in music began early; he learned to play musical instruments such as the keyboard, drums, guitar, and organ. His father, a grupero musician, influenced his early musical development. On his 18th birthday, he received a MIDI controller and started composing trance music. Between 2011 and 2012, he co-founded the electronic music project Light & Wave, which gained recognition when their song “Feeling the City” was featured on Armin van Buuren’s radio show, “A State of Trance.”
Concurrent with his musical pursuits, Gómez Moreno studied aerospace engineering at the Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City, specializing in space systems. In 2013, he completed an educational internship at NASA, where he contributed to the development of an educational satellite. This period at NASA also significantly impacted his musical direction, as he began to incorporate cumbia music, leading to the composition of “Oye Mujer” in 2014. Despite his academic credentials, securing an aerospace engineering position in the U.S. proved challenging in 2015, reinforcing his focus on music. He developed a unique style he termed “electrocumbia,” which blends electronic music subgenres like trance, house, chill-out, and ambient with traditional cumbia rhythms.
Raymix gained significant traction with his song “Oye Mujer,” which became widely popular through informal distribution channels and among ‘sonideros’ and ‘tianguis’ sellers. This grassroots success led to his debut U.S. tour in 2016. He subsequently signed with Universal Music Latin Entertainment. In 2018, he released his debut album, also titled “Oye Mujer,” which performed well on various Billboard charts, including Regional Mexican Albums, Heatseekers Albums, Tropical Albums, and Top Latin Albums. The album and its title track received multiple certifications including 14x Latin multi-platinum by the RIAA and Diamond + 2x Platinum by AMPROFON. His career continued with collaborations and additional albums, expanding his influence within Latin music.
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