Moon Harbour signs up Brazilian house wunderkind Freenzy for a new EP packed with his signature explosive grooves. The four-track features three solo cuts plus one collaboration with Argentinian Tomas Bisquierra.
Freenzy’s artist name is inspired by the English word frenzy, and his music reflects the same enthusiasm and energy. It has helped him rise up through the ranks in Latin America to now be one of the continent’s hottest properties and a regular across Ecuador, Peru and Chile as well as further afield across Europe. His tunes regularly. Top digital charts on the likes of elrow and Solid Grooves, and now he makes his mark on Moon Harbour.
First up is the bustling tech house of ‘Freak’n’Nasty’ with its layers of sharp hi-hats and bubbling toms. Sleazy vocals bring a ’90s rap energy as big bass swallows you up from below. ‘Give Up’ is the track with Tomas Bisquierra, a fellow underground innovator from South America who counts the likes of Marco Carola and Luciano as fans. Whimsical flute melodies bring a woozy charm to the turbocharged beats and another edgy rap that is sure to fire up any party.
Freenzy’s ‘Feeling’ is punchy and gritty, with brushed metal snares and rubbery drums all weaving together under a pitched-up vocal. It’s a steamy sound that never releases the pressure. The driving ‘Throw It Back’ closed the EP with more carefully layered sounds and hooky vocal motifs, plus enough space for the synths to bring some emotional sensitivity next to the physical rhythms.
This bold EP catches Freenzy at full speed and lays down unapologetically club-focused sounds while still showing flashes of finesse and emotional depth. From regional standout to global contender, he’s a man on the move in 2026.
