Indira Paganotto has released her new Gipsy Queen EP, arriving today via the techno artist’s own ARTCORE label.
Comprising namesake track “Gipsy Queen” and “Vendetta,” the two-tracker is the Spanish producer and DJ’s third release on ARTCORE and features her trademark techno-psytrance hybrid sound “infused with the authentic sounds of her Spanish roots,” according to Paganotto’s Instagram release announcement.
Gipsy Queen follows Paganotto’s 2023 Heaven Is For Warriors EP, her “white horse” collaborative single with Nina Kraviz, and 2022 works such as Guns & Horses—the label’s seminal release—and her KNTXT-released Lions of God EP. Last week, Paganotto also shared her official “Twighlight Remix” of Depeche Mode‘s “People Are Good.”
The label’s fourth release of 2024 also comes hot on the heels of Paganotto’s first-ever ARTCORE label event at Miami Music Week last month, which featured performances from Paganotto, Patrick Mason, Sam Paganini, Ellen Allien, special guest Klangkuenstler and more.
Following its launch in Miami, Paganotto’s 10-date ARTCORE world tour will touch down at Fabrik Madrid next month ahead of a show in Barcelona during OFFSónar and further gigs in Istanbul, Madrid, London, New York, Rome and Amsterdam, among other stops.
Special guests on the tour include Ben Klock, Chris Liebing, Kobosil, Anetha, and more. Support lineups vary by date. Additional support performances will be announced in the coming months.
Other notable releases from ARTCORE since its launch in 2022 include La Kajofol’s Darkly Yours EP, Interactive Noise’s Dissociaxion EP, CHRS’ In The Darkness EP, and Valentinø’s Baba Baby EP, in addition to ARTCORE’s recent Face To Face Miami Music Week compilation.
Last Week, Paganotto announced that she will curate musical programming in Amnesia Ibiza‘s Club Room during Joseph Capriati‘s Metamorfosi residency this summer. Metamorfosi will return to Amnesia every Friday night from July 19 to September 6, 2024.
Listen to Indira Paganotto’s new Gipsy Queen EP below.
Featured image from Indira Paganotto. Credit: Tien Duc Pham.
