Joanna Coelho Enters New Era With Fresh Releases And Goldroom Agency Signing
- Undrtone Blog
- 15 hours ago
- 2 min read
Joanna Coelho is entering a new chapter in her career, unveiling a series of upcoming releases while also announcing her signing to Goldroom Agency, one of electronic music’s most respected international booking agencies.
After spending an extended period focused on studio work and sound development, the Brazilian artist is now beginning to reveal the results through a run of releases that showcase different sides of her evolving sound.
Leading the charge is ‘Feel The Acid’, arriving via Pyro Records on 19th June. Built around a driving acid foundation, hard bounce influences and an intense vocal performance, the track demonstrates Joanna’s continued willingness to push beyond the neorave and hard techno styles that first established her reputation.
The momentum continues with ‘You Can’t Fake This’, a collaboration with Alex TB released through Rave To The Grave. Packed with peak-time schranz energy, the track delivers a clear message centred around authenticity and dedication to the underground scene. Later in June, she follows it with ‘Duro’, a groove-driven schranz cut that blends Latin influences, Spanish vocals and urban-inspired trumpet elements into a summer-ready dancefloor weapon.
July brings another side of the producer through her forthcoming ‘Techno’ EP on Dolma Records. The two-track release pairs the stripped-back title track with ‘Who I Am’, a darker and more experimental production that explores industrial textures and hardcore influences while showcasing a more mature and refined approach to arrangement.
Away from the studio, Joanna has also joined Goldroom Agency, a significant move for the artist's international career. Founded by Warp Brothers, the agency represents leading names including Lilly Palmer and Klawdia Gawlas.
The announcement comes ahead of a busy summer schedule featuring appearances at Grounded Outdoor and Eskape Festival, where she will share line-ups with artists including I Hate Models.
With multiple releases, major festival appearances and a new agency partnership all arriving simultaneously, Joanna Coelho appears to be entering one of the most significant periods of her career to date.
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