Ruta5 推出了智利二人组 Yellow Fever 的首张 EP《Yellow Fever》，成员包括歌手 Nara Back 和 DJ Haiti。这个项目旨在通过融合现场演唱、DJ 能量和充满律动与色彩的视觉世界来点燃舞池。他们的首个作品将超过二十年的电子音乐根源转化为新鲜而直接的形式。 EP 以《Díganle (Dandy Jack Remix)》开场，Dandy Jack——智利电子音乐的先锋力量及 Ruta5 的联合创始人——将这首曲目转变为一段充满玩味的舞曲：有力的鼓点、滚动的低音、富有律动的打击乐，以及带有智利与欧洲地下声音结合的 glitch 风格人声片段。《Fiebre Amarilla》则在空间与运动中游走，低音刺耳、合成器调制、充满活力的人声能量与浩室音乐的质感相互交融，散发出原始的舞池性感。《William Borrow》带来了清脆的电子鼓和切分的律动，随着动态变化扭动，暗示着合成流行音乐的风格，同时保持紧凑的俱乐部精准度。EP 的结尾曲《Inspector (feat. Pier Bucci)》融入了 Pier Bucci 独特的风格——一种温暖而富有拉丁感的深度迷你浩室混合，轻松地连接着圣地亚哥和柏林。 Ruta5 的成立旨在放大来自被低估地区的电子声音，成为一座文化桥梁——其声音深深植根于智利，同时在全球范围内产生共鸣。Dandy Jack 和 Pier Bucci 的参与重申了这一传承，而 Yellow Fever 则注入了新的活力，提醒人们高质量的音乐从不意味着可预测性。 Ruta5 presents Yellow Fever, the debut EP from Chilean duo Yellow Fever — vocalist Nara Back and dj Haiti — a project born to ignite the dancefloor through hybrid sets that blend live vocals, DJ energy, and a visual world steeped in groove and color. Their first release channels over two decades of electronic roots into fresh, immediate form. The record opens with ‘Díganle (Dandy Jack Remix)’, where Dandy Jack — a pioneering force in Chilean electronic music and co-founder of Ruta5 — transforms the track into a playful, stomping roller: punchy kicks, rolling bass, groovy percussion, and glitchy vocal fragments that nod to his legacy of bridging Chilean and European underground sounds. ‘Fiebre Amarilla’ (Yellow Fever) leans into space and motion, driven by growling bass stabs, modulated synths, and vibrant vocal energy that flirt with house textures while radiating raw dancefloor sensuality. ‘William Borrow’ brings crisp, electro-leaning drums and syncopated grooves that twist through dynamic shifts, hinting at synth-pop while maintaining tight club precision. Closing the EP, ‘Inspector (feat. Pier Bucci)’ folds in Pier Bucci’s unmistakable touch — a deep, minimal-house hybrid rich in warmth and Latin sensibility, connecting Santiago and Berlin with effortless lightness. Founded to amplify electronic voices from underrepresented regions, Ruta5 remains a cultural bridge — its sound deeply Chilean yet globally resonant. Dandy Jack’s and Pier Bucci’s presence reaffirms that lineage, while Yellow Fever injects it with new energy: a reminder that consistency in quality need never mean predictability.