JP Castro continues to build on a run that has been picking up pace over the past two years with ‘Every High‘, a new single that sits within his broader push into crossover territory. Still only 24, the Brazil-raised artist, now based between Miami and São Paulo, has developed a fully self-contained creative process.
His breakout single ‘Through My Mind’ reached the Beatport Hype Top 5 and secured editorial backing from Beatportal, alongside support from Black Coffee and a wider circle that includes Zerb, Kevin de Vries and Maz. His catalogue has begun to rock collaborations as well. ‘All For You’ with Maz passed 1.4 million streams, while his production work has crossed into Brazilian music more directly through work on Gilberto Gil’s ‘Vamos Fugir’ alongside Jota Quest. And while on the dancefloor, JP has closed for Black Coffee, shared stages with Eric Prydz, Steve Angello and Diplo, and performed at Tomorrowland Brasil.
‘Every High’
Refined and song-led, the production on JP Castro’s latest release ‘Every High’ is clean, tamed, controlled, built around layered pads and a restrained vocal that carries the track without overstating it. It’s got an overall vibe that is laid-back and feel-good-oriented, offering a piece which can be enjoyed both in a packed open-air club, or alone watching the sun set behind the endless oceans on a weekend.
With over 6.5 million total streams and a growing international audience, ‘Every High’ arrives at a point where that upward movement is already established. It adds another piece to a catalogue that is expanding quickly, with a clear emphasis on maintaining control across both the creative and technical sides of the project.
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