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ARODES
Alicante, Spainmelodic-house · deep-house · electronic · afro-house
Arodes is the project of Spanish DJ and producer Adrian Rodriguez, originally from Alicante and now based between Miami and Ibiza. Raised by bohemian parents with a wide musical palette, he experienced his turning point at his first music festival aged 18 and subsequently moved to Los Angeles to launch his career, discovering his true drive the first time he performed live: transmitting emotion through music. His sound fuses deep, melodic and atmospheric elements, bridging underground club culture with emotional depth. Standout tracks include "Reborn," "Lucy," "Don't Know," and "Stronger Than Before." In 2024 he founded his own label Unreleased Records and entered a long-term partnership with Armada Music, launched with "Use Somebody" – a reimagination of the Kings of Leon classic that featured in sets by Adriatique, John Summit, Vintage Culture and Andrea Oliva, and was played at Burning Man, Ushuaïa, Hï Ibiza and Pacha Ibiza. That same year he remixed CamelPhat's "Turning Stones" alongside Josh Gigante. Through Unreleased Records he also runs an event brand with residencies at Void Club Mykonos and Playa Soleil Ibiza, with a standalone festival planned in Mendoza, Argentina.
ARODES live in Mallorca
Saturday, 19 September 2026
Frequently asked questions about ARODES
How would you describe Arodes' sound?
Arodes produces deep, melodic and atmospheric electronic music that bridges underground club culture with emotional depth – sitting stylistically between melodic house, deep house and Afro house.
Where is Arodes from and how did he rise to prominence?
Adrian Rodriguez is from Alicante, Spain. He broke through with singles such as "Reborn" and "Use Somebody," a 2024 remix of CamelPhat's "Turning Stones," and a long-term partnership with Armada Music.
In what context does Arodes perform in Ibiza?
Arodes holds residencies at Playa Soleil Ibiza through his Unreleased Records label and has had tracks like "Use Somebody" played at Hï Ibiza and Pacha Ibiza.