Slim Soledad Announces Debut Album as New Single ‘Mapoas Only’ Lands on Headroom Records
- Undrtone Blog
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Slim Soledad continues her rise as a defining voice in queer and Latin club culture with the release of her new single ‘Mapoas Only’, arriving on 9 January via Headroom Records. The track also marks the official announcement of her debut album Noches Calientes De La Soledad, set for release on 20 March.
A confident and measured club cut, ‘Mapoas Only’ sits at the intersection of Latin rhythm and techno structure. Percussive grooves roll with control rather than force, creating a steady sense of motion that feels instinctive and grounded. The arrangement leaves space to breathe, allowing the track to unfold naturally and giving its vocal centre room to land with clarity and intent.
The collaboration brings Slim Soledad together with Clementaum, a rising presence within Brazil’s electronic underground whose energy and personality continue to resonate across global queer dancefloors. Clementaum’s involvement adds depth rather than dominance, meeting Slim Soledad on equal footing and reinforcing the shared spirit at the heart of the track.
Vocally, ‘Mapoas Only’ carries playful feminine energy without losing precision or purpose. There is warmth throughout, but also a sense of self-possession that feels collective rather than individual. The connection between the two artists shapes the emotional core of the track, turning it into a celebration of presence, sisterhood, and shared movement.
Rather than chasing peak time intensity, the track finds its strength in restraint. It thrives in late-night club spaces, after-hours sessions, and intimate dancefloor moments where feeling matters more than spectacle. The pull is inward, inviting dancers to lock into rhythm and repetition without excess.
As both a standalone release and a signal of what is to come, ‘Mapoas Only’ feels like a defining step within Slim Soledad’s evolving sonic world. Rooted in confidence and connection, it sets the tone for Noches Calientes De La Soledad and further cements her position within the contemporary Latin and queer electronic landscape.
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