SITA shares debut EP, 'Generacion XDISIS'
Her first body of work as a producer is available via Héctor Oaks’ KAOS label.
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Sita Abellán - DJ, stylist and now producer - has shared her first ever body of work under new alias, SITA.
'Generacion XDISIS' is available now via Héctor Oaks’ label KAOS, comprising of four club-focused tracks which explore ideas of mutation, evolution and shedding skin. On a personal note, this translates as moving from DJ to producer, "club kid to having kids", and tapping into a new level of creativity.
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Its sound draws inspiration from 2000s Eurohouse, the post-Franco Spanish techno Ruta Del Bakalao era in ‘90s Valencia, Belgian new beat from the ‘80s and modern Berlin techno.
“This EP represents for me an artistic evolution, a journey into the deepest parts of my being," she explains. "It's about sharing myself through my music, authentic communication, and a manifestation of my ever-evolving best self.”
The record's release follows a busy period for SITA; she launched her LGBTQ+ focussed techno party OUTOPIA in 2023, played across festivals and a handful of clubs in Ibiza, and worked with Héctor Oaks on his debut album.
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'Generacion XDISIS' is available now, check it out here.
Niamh Ingram is Mixmag's Weekend Editor, follow her on Instagram
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