Jaca Beats’ “Tu Passa Mal,” issued June 2022 on GMusic, distills Miami bass and funky house into a single track artifact. The record’s concise format belies its rhythmic density, melding the bass-heavy pulse emblematic of Miami’s club scene with the syncopated grooves of house. With just one track, the release invites focused attention on the interplay between its low end and percussive elements.Though modest in circulation—garnering a few thousand listeners on Last.fm—“Tu Passa Mal” holds a distinct place in the lineage of contemporary dancefloor signals. It serves as a snapshot of GMusic’s output in this period, reflecting the label’s interest in vinyl-ready beats that balance funk-inflected rhythms and electronic weight. The record’s restrained scope makes it a neat addition for DJs seeking a singular, potent groove.

Jaca Beats’ “Tu Passa Mal,” issued June 2022 on GMusic, distills Miami bass and funky house into a single track artifact. The record’s concise format belies its rhythmic density, melding the bass-heavy pulse emblematic of Miami’s club scene with the syncopated grooves of house. With just one track, the release invites focused attention on the interplay between its low end and percussive elements.Though modest in circulation—garnering a few thousand listeners on Last.fm—“Tu Passa Mal” holds a distinct place in the lineage of contemporary dancefloor signals. It serves as a snapshot of GMusic’s output in this period, reflecting the label’s interest in vinyl-ready beats that balance funk-inflected rhythms and electronic weight. The record’s restrained scope makes it a neat addition for DJs seeking a singular, potent groove.