Fresh from a summer of shows from Miami to Denver, Pharrö makes his Nervous Records debut with a Latin-rooted house track built for the dancefloor.
DJ and producer Pharrö releases “Vamos Bailar” on 16 October 2026. It is his first track for the New York label Nervous Records, and it comes with a remix from JVO. The release follows “Don’t Feel The Same,” his first single with MN2S Label Services, which came out in May.
A Debut on a Historic House Label
Nervous Records has been releasing dance music since 1991. Its catalogue takes in names such as Josh Wink, Byron Stingily and Oscar G. For an artist who put out his first single only this year, landing a track there is a major step.
“Vamos Bailar” brings together the sounds Pharrö is known for: Latin house, Afro house, deep house and minimal tech. His team describes it as a rhythm-driven track made to get people moving. It also nods to his roots. Born in Colombia, he has spent more than a decade building his name on the US East Coast, moving between Miami and the Charlotte nightlife scene.
His catalogue has grown quickly in 2026. It started in March with “Let Myself Go,” followed by “Teleport” on ALXMY’s CONTINUUM (Miami Music Week 2026) compilation. In May came “Sex Groove” on LowerLVL Records, and he also has the What’s The Move EP on Witty Tunes, a stripped-back tech house record. According to his team, his music has caught the attention of artists including Oscar G, Ferra Black, Paco Osuna and Sam Collins.
A Summer on the Road
Since his Artist Spotlight in May, Pharrö has kept a busy schedule. In Miami he has played Mode, The Trip, Boho and Coffee and Beats. He also played ZeyZey on a bill with Sam Collins, and Spazio in West Palm Beach.
Beyond Florida, he has taken his sets to Summer Club, a rooftop venue in Brooklyn, and The One ATX in Austin. In Denver he has played Resident and Sorry Gorgeous. In September he played Breakaway Carolina, Charlotte’s major electronic music festival.
Bringing the Crowd Together
His team says the standout part of his sets is the crowd itself. Pharrö draws people who have been partying since the 80s and 90s alongside younger fans who are new to the scene. He works to keep everyone involved, and his management puts it simply: he is not just “a body pressing buttons.”
That energy is getting noticed. In April he recorded a 90-minute Afro house mix for True Underground’s ONE Podcast #106, which describes his role as curating a room rather than commanding it. His recent work has also been highlighted by Haven (House & Tech House), Downtown Tulum Radio and Mr. Afterparty.
What’s Next
Three more dates are already lined up:
- 24 October: La Ferneteria, Miami
- 31 October: Secret Coffee Party (headline), Denver
- 28 November: ZeyZey, Miami, alongside Oscar G
“Vamos Bailar” is available from 16 October on Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport, SoundCloud and other major platforms. For studio clips and release-week updates, follow Pharrö on Instagram and SoundCloud.
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