My career in electronic music production started in the mid 90s with the (by then) popular music trackers Impulse Tracker and ModPlug. It wasn't until 2004 that I started to release my own productions commercially as part of Clubbervision aka TechAmplifier, a band/production duo Daniel Ferreira and I created in Madrid, Spain. During a five year period we released several tracks and remixes under various labels around the world (in the UK, US, Canada, Japan and Spain, just to name a few) as 12" vinyls, CDs and digital releases. We even toured locally and internationally as far as China. Alongside the Clubbervision project, we created the Noctambula Records label.

As a side gig, I also joined forces with the Japanese producer Hiro Tanaka and released some music under the project Japain. When Clubbervision dissolved I started a career as a solo producer under the moniker Yorch and these days I continue making music as a hobby.

We were fortunate that our music was supported and played around the world by international DJs like Laurent Garnier, Hernan Cattaneo, Markus Schulz and many others. In addition to releasing my own productions, from time to time I also make unofficial remixes of some of my favourite artists The Chemical Brothers and Moby.

This is a selection of Clubbervision, TechAmplifier, Japain and Yorch discography (click the links to listen or get info):

Yorch - Warm Transitions EP (Self-published Spain, 2021)

Japain - Cross Towns (19BOX Japan, 2012)

Yorch - Unmastered Beats (Self-published Spain, 2011)

alDDao – Crazy love show (TechAmplifier remix) (Rawmatroid Spain, 2011)

TechAmplifier – Atelka (Rawmatroid Spain, 2010)

Japain – Asterisk (19BOX Japan, 2010)

Tropical Highlight – Groove slave (Yorch remix) (Mistique Music Georgia, 2010)

Pete Lunn – Turn the tide (Yorch remix) (Airport Route UK, 2008)

Clubbervision –  Contrast EP (FriskyRecords US, 2008)

Yorch – Ten minutes to heaven EP (Urban Torque UK, 2008)

Yorch – Mental encounter EP (Urban Torque UK, 2007)

Logiztik Sounds — Living in hell (Clubbervision remix) (Acute Recordings US, 2007)

Clubbervision –  Neighbour’s heart EP (Kaya Records Turkey, 2007)

Clubbervision –  Evocation (Navigation Limited UK, 2007)

Clubbervision –  Ambar (FeralCode Records Hungary, 2007)

Clubbervision –  Changing places (FeralCode Records Hungary, 2007)

Clubbervision – Blue pills (Global Underground UK, 2007)

Thomas Freijk – Fraud (Clubbervision remixes) (Öften Grüven Canada, 2007)

Hakan Unsal – Silent delay (TechAmplifier remix) (Underground Lessons Greece, 2007)

Andro & Snake Sedrick - Cinnamon (Clubberivision Remix) (Tilth Music Hungary, 2006)

Damien Heck - Aural Signature (Clubbervision remix) (Baroque Digital UK, 2006)

TechAmplifier – Phase lock loop (19BOX Japan, 2006)

Clubbervision – Deeper ways EP (Magnolia Digital Spain, 2006)

Clubbervision – Scale (Pangea Recordings US, 2006)

Clubbervision – Paz (Private Reality & Metamotional US, 2005)

Clubbervision – Autopleasure EP (Noctambula Records Spain, 2005)

Clubbervision – Beyond Frontiers (Noctambula Records Spain, 2005)

Clubbervision –  The Lost Dream (Sentient Audio Collective US, 2005)

Clubbervision – Dream off (Politik Records US, 2004)

Jase From Outta Space – Do what you want (Clubbervision Remix) (White label, 2004)

Radio

While I was still at High School in 1997, some classmates offered me the opportunity to join a local radio station in Madrid called Antena del Cauro and we started a radio show: 33RPM. After some time I got hired by other local radio stations of the city as DJ/speaker. Once I got more experience I worked for national broadcasters in Spain, speaking and DJing for hundreds of thousands of listeners through the stations Dance FM (now defunct, it was part of Onda Cero), Flaix FM (when it was part of Grupo Zeta) and Loca FM.

Additionally, I worked on the production and sound design of numerous jingles for a variety of radio shows, mainly focused on electronic dance music. The Noctambula records label (see previous Music section) also had its own weekly radio show in Loca FM. I still have fond memories of this period!