Kashovski Joins Luch’s Gozar Records Alongside ZARO With ‘Brickell’

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Portrait of a man in black sunglasses and chain necklace, wearing a black top against a dark gray studio background — Kashovski

Kashovski has linked up with Brazilian producer ZARO for ‘Brickell’, a new collaboration released through Luch’s Gozar Records.

Already picking up early support from Vintage Culture and Camila Jun, the track brings together two producers whose work shares a strong focus on rhythm. ‘Brickell’ centres on a rolling vocal and fluid bassline, gradually layering percussion, crowd samples and siren-like synths around its core groove.

The result sits firmly in dancefloor territory without relying on an oversized arrangement. A bouncing low end keeps the track moving while smaller rhythmic details appear throughout, creating the kind of continuous momentum suited to open-air and late-night sets alike.

For Kashovski, the release follows another recent collaboration in ‘Show Me’ with Moojo. Working with other producers has become an increasingly visible part of his output, providing space to explore different corners of a sound that moves between styles rather than adhering to a single genre.

That approach extends beyond the studio. Through international touring and a growing network of collaborators, Kashovski has been building his profile around groove-focused electronic music and a strong connection to contemporary club culture.

ZARO arrives at the collaboration with momentum of his own. The Brazilian DJ and producer has already earned support from David Guetta, Vintage Culture and BLOND, placing him among a developing generation of Brazilian artists reaching audiences beyond the country’s rapidly expanding electronic scene.

On ‘Brickell’, the pair find common ground without overcomplicating the formula. Its vocal-led groove and layered percussion provide the foundation, while playful production details give the track enough movement to evolve across its arrangement.