An independent record producer from Wimborne said he is ‘proud’ of his label’s success.
Danny Perez started Native Music Recordings in 2012 and has produced some of the biggest names in Latin house music across the world to become the leading UK record label in its genre.
He said: “I am very proud of where I have got.
“It’s very rewarding and I feel very honoured as well. I think our music is timeless.”
After developing a passion for music at an early age Danny started how own record label, creating all the designs himself and promoting independently which has led to his success today.
He said his work keeps him very busy and has worked hard to get to where he has now but has loved each step of his journey so far.
He said: “It’s only ever been me by myself, from the artwork, to choosing the artist and then signing the music. We’ve built up such a reputation now where we work with some of the best in the business.”
Danny grew up in Colehill and Wimborne but his roots come from Tenerife and is especially proud of the impact his music has had on the community.
“It’s kind of me bringing a little piece of my heritage to the UK and keeping my roots alive,” said Danny. “It’s beautiful music and it you just feel like you’re abroad when you’re hearing it.”
While he said there has been some challenges along the way, such a music pirating and streaming services, he has maintained the same principles to keep his label truly independent.
Danny has worked with some of the biggest artists from Spain, Mexico and South America, including Mijangos, who is currently the number one Latin house artist in the world, who will be performing in The Vault in Bournemouth on June 21.
„I’m absolutely where I’ve always wanted to be and I’m very proud of it as well. I just kept at and it’s the love and the passion of what I do that just keeps me going.“
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