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Discotexas
Founded2007; 17 years ago (2007)
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Country of originPortugal
LocationLisbon, Portugal
Official websitediscotexas.com

Discotexas

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Discotexas (often abbreviated as DTX) is an electronic music label founded in Lisbon, Portugal. Established in 2007 by Moullinex and Xinobi also known as Luis Clara Gomes and Bruno Cardoso, respectively.[1]

The origins of Discotexas reflect a community ethos, emerging from the collaborative efforts of its founders. Initially conceived as a loose collective orchestrating parties within Lisbon's music landscape, DTX evolved into a platform for releasing their own music. During this evolution, the label embraced other artists, both admired professionals and personal connections, who resonated with their creative vision. The ethos of collaboration is central to Discotexas's approach, encouraging creative synergy among its artists and collaborators. Since its inception, DTX has been celebrated for its distinctive sound and diverse roster, drawing praise from critics and audiences alike.[1][2]

Discotexas' audience is dispersed across the globe. Their artists actively interact with audiences through curated playlists on music streaming services. This engagement has contributed to the label's growing recognition worldwide.[3]

History

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2007–2009: Early days

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Discotexas formed slowly and steadily, releasing three records during its initial era. A significant moment during this period was the Moullinex & Xinobi's Australia tour, which expanded the label's reach internationally.[4] DJ sets at Lux club in Lisbon contributed to their presence in the local music scene. Additionally, Discotexas hosted a showcase at the Sudoeste Festival, furthering its visibility within Portugal's music festival circuit.[5]

2010-2013: Forbidden Cuts

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This period was marked by a significant ascent for Discotexas, characterised by significant milestones and a prolific output. The label's debut release under the catalog number 'DT001' was Forbidden Cuts Vol. I, their first 12" vinyl featuring tracks from Moullinex, Xinobi, and Rockets, signalling a bold introduction for them.[6] Discotexas continued to expand its reach globally through collaborations with artists such as the Polish musician Iwona Skwarek from Rebeka (band) [pl], Kamp!, and the Australian duo Philosophy Of Sound revealed the label's commitment to explore new musical territories.[7][8][9][10]

Some noteworthy performances during this time included Discotexas Live appearance at the 5th anniversary of Lisbon's Musicbox venue, sharing the stage with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs and Xinobi.[11] In 2012, The Discotexas Band, comprising Moullinex, Xinobi, and Da Chick, took the stage at Rock in Rio Lisbon and the Milhões de Festa festival.[12][13][14] The band's performances featured reactive visuals controlled live by MIDI messages, enhancing the immersive experience for concert-goers.[15] Further international ventures took the label founders to Argentina, Australia, China, Colombia, Mexico, Russia and Turkey, expanding Discotexas' global footprint.[16][17][18] Furthermore, Moullinex collaborated with renowned artists such as Peaches and took in performances at esteemed venues like Casa da Música, in Porto, further solidified Discotexas's presence in the global music scene.[16]

To further connect with the community and showcase their music, Discotexas initiated their Picnic parties, which were hosted in cities such as Paris, Barcelona, and in Amsterdam during ADE. In Lisbon, they took over the Lisbon Coliseum during Vodafone Mexefest 2013, culminating the night with a fully energised dance floor.[19]

2014–2016: The Album Era

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In 2014, the label's first release was Moullinex's single To Be Clear taken from his debut album Flora which was released through Gomma Records.[20] Additionally, the debut of London-based artist Jonjo Jury, emerging accompanied by a remix from Bufi, which was celebrated with a free download, showcasing the label's commitment to supporting emerging talents.[21]

By the end of 2014, Discotexas had already unveiled four Label Compilation albums: Bucket Of Love, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 and Discotexas Picnic I and Discotexas Picnic II, boasting a diverse range of talent and establishing the label's signature sound with over 40 releases.[22]

During this period, Discotexas began to venture more into album releases, marking a significant evolution for the label. Notable among these were debut albums by key artists, including Xinobi, with 1975, Moullinex's Elsewhere, Da Chick's Chick to Chick, and Justin Faust's Spellbound. Xinobi initially garnered more attention outside of Portugal than domestically, but with 1975's popularity growing over time, it prompted interest from Universal for distribution in Portugal. Xinobi's versatile portfolio included already at the time remixes and edits of tracks by renowned artists such as Nicolas Jaar, John Grant, and Toro Y Moi, revealing his broad musical influences and collaborations with labels like Ministry of Sound and Nervous Records.[23]

In 2015, Kamp! released a video for their single Cairo, directed by Polish filmmaker Marcel Sawicki, further elevating the label's visual and musical aesthetic.[24]

Moullinex sophomore album Elsewhere marked a departure from conventional dance music, drawing inspiration from the live sound of guitars and psych-pop elements.[25] The album, influenced by artists like Ty Segall and LCD Soundsystem, presented a fusion of genres tailored for the dance floor. Notably, Moullinex had already gained recognition for remixes of tracks by Röyksopp, Devendra Banhart, and Legendary Tigerman.[26] During this period, Moullinex made significant contributions to both the music and documentary spheres. He not only released his album Elsewhere, but also participated in the Red Bull 20 Before 16 project initiated by the Red Bull Music Academy. This project showcased original tracks daily by musicians and producers worldwide, including Moullinex's exclusive contribution. This track joined those from other prominent artists like D'Angelo, Ezra Koenig, Vampire Weekend, and Earl Sweatshirt, providing a preview of the musical landscape for 2016.[27] In parallel, Portuguese filmmaker Tiago Ribeiro delved into Moullinex's creative journey with a documentary titled Elsewhere: A Dream Journal, produced in collaboration with Red Bull. This documentary provided insights into the creative process behind Moullinex's album Elsewhere and featured footage from his 2015 world tour. Through interviews and behind-the-scenes moments, the documentary shed light on the modern-day challenges faced by artists in the music industry, offering a compelling narrative for music enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.[28]

In addition to album releases, Discotexas established a sub-label called Forbidden Cuts, focusing on dancefloor-oriented tracks. The debut release on Forbidden Cuts was the Baiana EP by Portuguese producer Oma Nata, who was then based in Hamburg.[29]

The label's impact on the Portuguese independent music scene was acknowledged in the Antena 3 | RTP series I Love My Label in 2016, highlighting Discotexas's influence and contributions to the music landscape.[30]

2017-2019: 10cotexas

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During this period, Discotexas solidified its position as a prominent label in the electronic music scene.[31] The label marked its tenth anniversary with significant releases and events, including the albums On the Quiet by Xinobi and Hypersex by Moullinex. These releases were crucial in defining the label's contemporary sound and artistic direction.

Discotexas had at this time expanded its influence with over seventy releases, on both physical (CD and vinyl) and digital formats, establishing itself as one of the most international Portuguese labels.[19] This growth was mirrored by the evolution of its artists, reinforcing a family-oriented approach, evident in the title of the first Discotexas Band song, Family Affair, included in the 10cotexas compilation.[32]

The Discotexas Band, comprising Moullinex, Xinobi, and Da Chick, continued to grow and perform. The band celebrated their ten-year milestone with a notable performance at Musicbox in Lisbon.[19] This era also saw Discotexas curating the Townsend stage on the first day of SXSW in Austin, Texas, featuring performances by Bufi, Xinobi, Da Chick, Moullinex, and GPU Panic.[33]

In March 2017, Xinobi released his album On The Quiet, an eight-track dance floor focused project that underscored his transition from the punk rock influence to dance music.[34][35] This album, along with his diverse discography, solidified his reputation in the underground music scene. This album also featured Ian MacKaye speech on Skateboarding, the South African Lazarusman on the tracks Searching For and See Me and the Portuguese duo Vaarwell on Far Away Place. This album also had an expanded edition release and a single remix of Rampa released in late 2018 of Far Away Place. Xinobi's diverse discography included releases on his own Discotexas label, as well as on Nervous, Work-It-Baby, and Ministry of Sound.[36]

In October 2017, Moullinex released Hypersex, which was later reinterpreted by various artists, resulting in a remix album featuring French artists Yuksek and Romance Orchestra, North American duo Wild & Free, British group Wayward, and Portuguese artists MEERA, Mr. Mitsuhirato, and Yanagui.[37] The album celebrated club culture's inclusivity and diversity celebrated in the House of Hypersex events in Lisbon and Guimarães. Alongside this, Moullinex debuted the single Dream On and continued to tour internationally.[38][39][40]

Discotexas further expanded its reach by hosting a radio show on Vodafone FM titled Forbidden Cuts, which allowed the label to share their musical tastes and influences and connect with their audience and showcase a diverse range of music.[19]The show was predominantly hosted by Hugo Moutinho, who's artistic name is Mr Mitsuhirato, a pivotal figure in the early days of Discotexas, acting as their first label manager and adding his creative input in the formation of the label.[2] Xinobi was featured as a special guest on the Keinemusik Radio Show in February 2019, where he presented an exclusive mix. As co-founder of the Discotexas label and a prominent figure in Lisbon's DJ and producer scene, Xinobi's appearance offered listeners a unique opportunity to delve into his musical world.[41]

The label released Oma Nata's debut album, The Discovery on May 31, 2019.[42] Oma Nata, initially signed to Discotexas subsidiary imprint Forbidden Cuts, where he honed his sound over three EP's - Baiana, Alone Together, and Twisted Luck, paving the way for his transition to the parent label. The Discovery, showcased his growth as a multi-faceted artist, coinciding with him finding a home on Discotexas, and reflecting the label's commitment to nurturing and promoting emerging talent in the electronic music scene.[43]

In July 2019, Discotexas curated a warm-up party at Herdade do Cabeço da Flauta in Meco, preceding the 25th edition of the Super Bock Super Rock festival. This event featured performances by Moullinex (DJ set), DJ Vibe, Da Chick, Xinobi (DJ set), MEERA, and Oma Nata, highlighting the label's diverse roster.[44]

In 2019, Discotexas also embarked on developing its official brand identity with designer Rita Matos. This initiative aimed to establish a cohesive visual identity that dissociated the label from the conventional Disco category and rebranded it as DTX. The collaboration focused on creating a visual system that embodies the label's ethos of self-expression and emotional connectivity, enhancing its brand presence within the electronic music community.[45]

2020-2022: DTX Marks The Spot

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This era of the label saw a more consistent volume of releases while introducing new artists to the roster. The label started providing comprehensive support in areas such as composition, mixing, and communication, and giving their artists access to their new studio. This shift enhanced the quality of connections over quantity, fostering deeper, more meaningful collaborations. They also welcomed a new wave of artists, including GPU Panic, Diana Oliveira, Klin Klop and Madd Rod.[1]

The construction of a new DTX studio began in January 2020 but was paused due to the Covid-19 pandemic.[46] The project was soon resumed and the newly finished studio now represents DTX's headquarters and has become a creative hub for many of its artists.[1]

Discotexas started 2020 with a physical release of Xinobi's Far Away Place (Rampa Remix) followed by Oma Nata's Everything single.[22] The first album release of this era was Da Chick's sophomore effort, conversations with the beat. This album marked a significant milestone in Da Chick's career as it was the first record entirely produced and composed by the artist herself. With this release, Da Chick shifted her sound from disco and pop to a style more heavily influenced by hip hop and dub.[47][48][49] Diana Oliveira, a prominent presence on dance floors as a techno DJ since 2010, made her debut as a producer on June 4, 2020, through Discotexas. Her three-track EP, Goal, features her own vocals and showcases her methodical rhythms and hypnotic style.[50][51][52][53]

In June 2020, A Collection of Xinobi Dance Songs was released as a compilation of significant singles from 2018 to 2020, featuring collaborations with artists like IVY, Gisela João, Moullinex, and Mystery Affair.[54] Xinobi described the collection as diverse yet cohesive, reflecting his intuitive creative process.[55] Unlike a traditional album, this mixtape-like compilation encapsulates key moments of his life and offers a blend of functional dance music with subtle experimental elements, creating a narrative experience through its rhythmic and melodic arrangements.[56]

In December 2021, Discotexas introduced Guilherme Tomé Ribeiro alias GPU Panic as a solo artist, marking a significant milestone in the producer's career. GPU Panic's debut single, Just Go, was his first solo release on the label and his first since the 2017 EP Sand Haze. This track was notable for featuring his own lyrics, delivered in a whispering voice that became a signature element of his style. The single's cover art, created by Lourenço Providência, set the visual tone for GPU Panic's new phase of releases. This debut laid the groundwork for further solo projects, showcasing his evolution as an artist within the label. Additionally, GPU Panic became a frequent collaborator on several Moullinex tracks, including Luz, Swim, Running in the Dark, and Inner Child.[57] The artists had first collaborated on the track Painting By Numbers from Moullinex's 2017 album Hypersex.[58]

On April 30, 2021, Moullinex released the album Requiem for Empathy. The album received critical acclaim and was considered one of the most anticipated releases of the year.[59] Its launch included presentations at Culturgest and Casa da Música, two prominent venues in Portugal.[60] Requiem for Empathy features collaborations with artists Selma Uamusse and Sara Tavares.[61] The album's production involved contributions from band member Gui Tomé Ribeiro also known as GPU Panic. The album includes remixes by Patrice Bäumel, which were featured on Pete Tong's BBC Radio 1 show and on BBC 6 Music by Nemone. The album was mixed by David Wrench, and the cover art was created by Bráulio Amado.[62][63]

By 2021 Discotexas, had already established itself as a significant underground force in Portugal's music scene. With over 100 releases, the label became renowned for its diverse and forward-thinking music policy, encompassing deep house, disco, soul, electronic abstractions, and soulful techno. The label's impact extends beyond its releases, encompassing innovative club nights and global tours.[1]

It was during this period that DTX Marks The Spot compilations and parties were introduced, which celebrated the sound of the Discotexas label. Their first compilation featured 19 tracks from the Discotexas family, highlighting the label's diverse range of artists and styles.[64] To celebrate the return of live music and club culture after the pandemic, Discotexas launched a tour that included four stops across Portugal. This tour was a celebration of the reopening of clubs, bringing the label's community back together on the dance floor reconnecting artists and fans through music.[65][66] Discotexas also hosted the DTX Secret Sauce party on March 18, 2022, in Lisbon. The event featured a lineup, including Moullinex back-to-back with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, GPU Panic, and Madd Rod.[67]

Xinobi released his third album, Balsame, on 8th April 2022.[68] The acclaimed album addresses themes such as multiculturalism, community, and women's emancipation, and features vocal contributions from Meta_, Alem-i Adastra, Margarida Encarnação, and Arâm.[69][70] Justin Stanton of Snarky Puppy provided brass arrangements on two tracks. The cover art, designed by Bráulio Amado, combines urban and natural elements.[71] Balsame was promoted through live concerts across Portugal and France, as well as various DJ sets. Remixes were done by Anja Schneider, Chambord, Adam Ten, and Discotexas artists Moullinex, Mad Rodd, Klin Klop, and GPU Panic.[72][73]

On the final day of Sónar Lisbon 2022, Moullinex and Xinobi performed a back-to-back set.[74] Additionally, Moullinex played at NOS Alive in July and Vodafone Paredes de Coura in August, both major music festivals in Portugal.[75][76] Also Moullinex and Peaches, long-time collaborators, performed on the same day and stage at MEO Kalorama in September 2022.[77][78]

Ten years after her debut release, Da Chick released her third album, Good Company, on October 7, 2022.[79] The album features cover art illustrated by Kruella D'Enfer and includes collaborations with notable artists such as Gabriel Salles Silva, Moullinex, and DJ Glue. Good Company combines elements of soul, hip hop, funk, jazz, and electronic music.[80][81] The album features the use of trumpet and Rhodes piano and offers a more pop-oriented vibe that according to Da Chick was a natural fit for her writing style.[82] With 15 collaborations, the album also includes contributions from Melo D, Selma Uamusse, and Xinobi.[83] Release concerts for Good Company were held on November 3 and 12 at B.Leza in Lisbon and Passos Manuel in Porto, respectively.[84][85]

On October 15, 2022, Moullinex presented the Discodrama show, a six-hour performance divided into three acts, celebrating his diverse musical career.[86][87] The first act was dedicated to Moullinex's debut album, Flora, which marked its 10th anniversary, and featured guest appearances from Da Chick, Iwona Skwarek, and Peaches. The second act focused on his most recent album, Requiem for Empathy, with performances by Afonso Cabral and Selma Uamusse. The third and final act consisted of DJ sets by Anna Prior, Justin Strauss (who would later go on to co-found DOUBLE DOUBLE), a significant influence on Moullinex, and Xinobi.[88] Known for his work ranging from melancholic electronic contemplations to exuberant house and disco, Moullinex has received widespread acclaim from audiences and critics alike, establishing himself as a key figure in contemporary Portuguese music.[78] The show transformed the renowned Lisbon venue into a dance floor, paying tribute to friendship, musical intersections, and a shared love for dance music.[89] Following the Discodrama performance at the Coliseu dos Recreios, Moullinex performed at the London Jazz Café on November 4 and at Le Sucre in Lyon on November 6.[86] In addition to his performances, Moullinex was at the time co-producing Marisa Liz's debut solo album, contributing to the release of the single "Guerra Nuclear," an unreleased song by António Variações.[86]

On December 30, 2022, to close out the year Discotexas released DTX Marks the Spot Vol. II, showcasing the diverse talents within its roster.[90] The compilation features 15 tracks from artists such as Moullinex, Xinobi, GPU Panic, Da Chick, Diana Oliveira, Madd Rod, and Klin Klop. The release was preceded by the launch of the first track, Imaginary Numbers by Moullinex & Xinobi, reimagined by James Flower. This collection highlights the label's commitment to fostering a vibrant and eclectic music scene, drawing from a wide range of electronic and dance music styles.[91]

2023-Present

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The most recent era of Discotexas has been characterised by an increased focus on parties and collaborative projects, particularly the joint efforts of Moullinex and GPU Panic. This new phase was inaugurated with the release of Moullinex's single "Fogo" on February 17, 2023.[92] On March 19, 2023, to celebrate International Women's Day, Da Chick was invited to perform at Antena 3 Radio Station on March 8, 2023.[93][94] Following this, Discotexas organized the DTX Secret Sauce #2 party, featuring a lineup that included Xinobi, Klin Klop, James Flower, Vallechi, and Yizhaq.[95]

On March 24, Xinobi released Balsame Remixes Pt.2, featuring new interpretations by Chambord and Madd Rod, alongside remixes by Adam Ten & Mita Gami, and Ohxala. This collection builds upon the previous year's remix album, which included contributions from Anja Schneider, Moullinex, GPU Panic, and Klin Klop, and further highlighted the collaborative essence of the original Balsame album.[96] Throughout 2023, Discotexas released numerous singles and EPs from artists such as Klin Klop, James Flower, Vallechi, Madd Rod, and Komilev.[12]

On July 6, Xinobi performed live on the Heineken stage at the NOS Alive Festival, showcasing his dynamic sound to a large audience. A video of this performance was published on YouTube.[97]

Since 2023 the musical landscape of Discotexas was significantly influenced by the collaborative project between Moullinex and GPU Panic, marked by the release of several singles and a self-titled compilation.[98] The project, known as Moullinex △ GPU Panic, began with their joint track "Luz" which established the foundation for their creative partnership. The △ symbol in their project name represents the triangular stage setup used in their live performances as a duo. GPU Panic, has played a crucial role in Moullinex's recent work, particularly as a lead vocalist on Moullinex's acclaimed studio album Requiem for Empathy. This collaboration has enabled both artists to explore new musical directions, blending electronic and dance elements. Throughout 2023, Moullinex △ GPU Panic performed live at various international venues, showcasing their innovative approach to electronic music. Their performances are noted for engaging elements, including playing within the audience, and using a particular laser design.[99] This year also marked seven years since GPU Panic joined Moullinex, highlighting the evolution of their partnership from an informal collaboration to a formally recognised project. The duo also performed at the Super Bock Super Rock festival, their live act incorporated a variety of instruments and technology, emphasising their commitment to delivering immersive and authentic live music experiences.[100]

On September 29, 2023, Discotexas released Sad Behaviour, the second studio album by Portuguese DJ and producer Madd Rod. This album explores the boundaries of modern indie dance, incorporating elements of post-punk, synth-pop, Italo disco, and acid house. Madd Rod described the approximately 45-minute album as an attempt to challenge and break the conventional rules of these genres. The album was produced in Madd Rod's Berlin studio and at the Discotexas studio, reflecting his creative ambitions and collaborative spirit within the label. To celebrate the album's release, Madd Rod held a listening session on October 15, 2023, at Musa de Marvila, a beer hall in Lisbon. The event featured a discussion moderated by Hugo Moutinho and included appearances by Discotexas co-founders Moullinex and Xinobi. This session provided fans with an opportunity to engage with the album and gain insights into its creation.[101] Following the album's release, Sad Behaviour Remixes was launched on May 31, 2024. The remix collection continues to explore the album's themes by reimagining its tracks through the lens of various artists, offering fresh interpretations and extending the album's reach within the electronic music community.[102]

Discotexas celebrated its 16th anniversary with two major events in Portugal.[103] The first event took place on September 30, 2023, in Lisbon. The Lisbon celebration featured performances by Moullinex, Xinobi, Yulia Niko, Madd Rod, James Flower, Vallechi, and Da Chick. The party was well-received and marked a significant milestone for the label.[104] The second anniversary event occurred on October 7, 2023, in Porto at an undisclosed venue. The lineup included Moullinex & Xinobi, Mano Le Tough, GPU Panic, Klin Klop, and Yizhaq. The parties lasted for nine hours and were noted for its high acclaim.[105][106] To close the year, Moullinex and Joplyn performed DJ sets at Plano B in Porto on December 16, 2023.[107]

The year 2024 has been marked as one of the most prolific periods for Discotexas, featuring a series of regular releases from its prominent artists, including Moullinex, GPU Panic, and Xinobi, among others.[108] On April 19, 2024, Moullinex △ GPU Panic released their new single "SO SICK," which notably includes their first guest collaborator, Joplyn. This release continues their successful run of collaborative and solo projects.[109]

In celebration of Portugal's Carnation Revolution 50th anniversary which propelled the Portuguese transition to democracy, Discotexas hosted a special free-entry party on April 25, 2024. Held alongside the holiday parade at Avenida da Liberdade in Lisbon, the event commemorated and highlighted the label's ongoing commitment to cultural and historical milestones.[110]

On April 5, 2024, Diana Oliveira released a new single titled "Nervosita," showcasing her evolving sound.[111] Additionally, the label saw the debut of the joint project DOUBLE DOUBLE, featuring Moullinex and Justin Strauss. Their collaboration resulted in the release of a 12-inch vinyl on May 3, 2024, with artwork by Bráulio Amado and photography by Michael Marcelle. This was followed by a set of remixes released on June 14, 2024.[112]

On July 10, 2024, Discotexas founders made notable appearances at the NOS Alive festival. Xinobi performed a back-to-back DJ set with Awen and Djeff at the Clubbing stage.[113] At the same event, Moullinex △ GPU Panic delivered a groundbreaking performance on the Heineken stage, closing the first day of the festival with their 360° show.[114] This immersive live show, which integrates the performance within the crowd, was the first of its kind at the festival and continued their year-long series of global shows creating a unique and engaging experience.[115][116]

Discotexas has announced plans to celebrate its 17 year anniversary with events in Lisbon and Porto. The DTX 17 years Lisbon party is scheduled for September 7, 2024, while the Porto celebration will take place on September 21, 2024. These upcoming events will continue the label's tradition of commemorating its milestones with special celebrations in both cities.[117]

Artists

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Selected discography

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Albums

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DTX Compilations

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  • DTX Marks the Spot, Vol. II (2022)
  • DTX Marks the Spot (2021)
  • 10cotexas (2017)
  • Discotexas Picnic II (2014)
  • Discotexas Picnic I (2012)
  • Bucket Of Love, Vol. 2 (2012)
  • Bucket Of Love, Vol. 1 (2011)
  • Forbidden Cuts (2010)

See also

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