Straight out of Uruguay's electric music scene, Facu Baez is tearing up the electronic world with his fierce, no-holds-barred sound.
Facu's musical odyssey kicked off years ago, driven by an unrelenting obsession with sound. Over time, he's conquered a myriad of genres, forging a style that's as unpredictable as it is original.
Facu Baez laughs in the face of genre constraints. His tracks are a wild cocktail of House, Tech House, and Minimal/Deep Tech, each beat and drop meticulously designed to pack a punch.
He's dropped music on respected labels like HellBent and Nervous, and most recently, made one of his biggest statements yet with "New Era" on Revival New York in February 2025. This release takes his sound into a more hypnotic, cinematic dimension, blending immersive synths and emotive grooves that stand out on any dancefloor.
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What really catapults Facu Baez into the stratosphere are his legendary Facu Baez Edits. These edits aren't just remixes; they're a full-scale reimagining of tracks, turning the familiar into something explosively fresh.
His knack for flipping tracks on their heads has won over the titans of the industry (think Cloonee, Sosa, Blondish, Beltran, Chase West, Hugel, and more). Facu Baez isn't just playing the game; he's rewriting the rules.
That crossover between his edits and his own tracks made 2024 one of his busiest years yet. He dropped "50 INCH WOOFAS" with Braydon Terzo on Nervous Records, "Hot Like Fire" on Loving Plague Records, plus "Asap" on Somethin' Light, releases that prove he thrives both in crew mode and on his own.
Facu’s sound isn’t just making waves online, it’s lighting up stages around the globe.
This past July, he shared an outdoor stage with San Pacho and Andruss at Day Trip in the Park in Los Angeles, delivering an open-air set packed with house and techengue grooves. A day earlier, he brought his genre-bending style to the intimate dance floor of Unity Afters at Discopussy in Las Vegas, turning the underground space into a sweat-soaked dance haven.
Back in June, he played the Matinée Day Party in Washington D.C., warming up the crowd in Flash Nightclub’s Green Room with a set that built from smooth grooves to full-on festival energy.
The momentum is not slowing. Next up, he is set to hit Elixir in Orlando on August 17, co-headlining with Roddy Lima.
From underground rooms to open-air stages, Facu’s live sets are all about connection, energy and leaving the crowd wanting more.
Facu Baez is heading into the next chapter of his career with plenty of momentum. His latest single, “Bullet (Raw)”, dropped on July 18 and shows a more stripped-back, groove-driven side of his sound.
He’s got more original tracks in the works and collaborations lined up with well-known names in the electronic scene. Each new release is another chance for him to explore different ideas while keeping the vibe that’s made him connect with so many listeners.
If “Bullet (Raw)” is anything to go by, the rest of the year will bring music that feels fresh, well-crafted, and made to keep people moving.
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