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Miami has a new name moving through the underground, and it’s gathering serious momentum. Amal Nemer joins the Data Transmission Spotlight Mix series this week as she gears up for the release of her new EP 'Devils', landing 20th March on her own Manifest Records.

Born in Venezuela with Lebanese roots, Amal Nemer has been making moves fast since stepping into the scene in 2021. What started with a debut on the legendary Nervous Records quickly turned into a steady run of releases across labels like Moon Harbour, Glasgow Underground, Made In Miami, Farris Wheel and Nervous, alongside Beatport Top 100 entries with tracks like 'Shot Por Mi', 'Suavecito' and 'Amal’s Dream'.

Before music took over, Amal trained in architecture, and that attention to structure shows in her productions. Tight drums, rolling low-end and hypnotic grooves sit alongside subtle nods to her Arabic heritage, giving her records a character that stands out in today’s tech house landscape.

Her Spotlight Mix reflects exactly where she sits right now. Rolling club energy, sharp percussion and groove-led selections, with cuts from ATFC, Karretero and Cesar Merveille sitting alongside her own productions 'Hipnotizarte', 'Just You' and the upcoming 'Devils'. It’s the kind of set that feels right at home in Miami after-hours, Ibiza terraces or a sweaty basement somewhere deep in Europe.

With the 'Devils' EP landing this week and momentum building behind her name, Amal Nemer is clearly one to keep close on the radar.

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