Julian Perez is a DJ and electronic music producer based in Spain with a summer residency at Underground Ibiza. He has been active since the early 1990s, playing House, Techno and Minimal. He is the founder of vinyl labels Fathers & Sons Productions (2012) and Girada Unlimited, has performed in over 50 countries and 150 cities, and released two studio albums: Solemnity (2016) and Break-Even (2021). In 2026 he published his debut book, INTERFASE: The Infinite Set.

What is Fathers & Sons Productions?

Fathers & Sons Productions is a vinyl-only record label founded by Julian Perez in 2012. Within its first year, the label hosted showcases in more than twelve countries. Every release has sold out within days of publication. The label released Julian's debut solo album Solemnity (2016) and was relaunched in 2023 with a new direction.

What is Girada Unlimited?

Girada Unlimited is a record label founded by Julian Perez that gained strong underground support before his involvement was widely known. Its tenth release was Julian's second album, Break-Even (2021). The label continues to evolve with releases by Julian and a carefully curated roster of artists.

Where does Julian Perez play in Ibiza?

Julian Perez holds a regular summer residency at Underground Ibiza, where he hosts his own nights each season. He has also appeared at landmark Ibiza events including ENTER. at Space and Cocoon Ibiza.

What festivals has Julian Perez played?

Julian Perez has appeared at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), Sunwaves Festival, Epizode Festival, The BPM Festival, Outline Festival, Sónar off week (Barcelona), Kazantip Festival, and Winter Music Conference, among others.

What clubs has Julian Perez played?

Julian Perez has performed at iconic clubs including Rex Club (Paris), Fabric (London), Womb (Tokyo), Robert Johnson (Frankfurt), and Underground (Ibiza), among many others across more than 50 countries.

What labels has Julian Perez released music on?

Julian Perez has released music on his own labels Fathers & Sons Productions and Girada Unlimited, as well as on respected labels including Cocoon Recordings, Raum..Musik, and Subwax Bcn.

Julian Perez — SOLEMNITY (Review) — MEOKO

Name: INTERFASE: The Infinite Set
Author: Julian Perez

Founded in 2012, Ibiza-based imprint Fathers & Sons has always been a label that takes time, care and attention to release quality music. Never rushing a release, Fathers & Sons play by their own rules and have produced a catalogue which echoes the label's vision to release music from the heart. The label's message is clear: "that we are in all this together, that we can learn and care from the fathers to the sons and vice versa" — an ethos which is hard to find amongst other labels within the electronic music scene.

This is why it is with great sadness that Solemnity (FAS012), from founder Julian Perez, will be the label's final release. Having decided that the project's creative journey must now come to an end, the Fathers & Sons label boss has chosen to close this chapter and move onto projects new in order to stay true to the ever-growing ideas which have developed since starting the label four years ago.

After what will now be the twelfth release on the imprint — which represents creativity and freedom of musical expression — Solemnity perfectly signifies the label's final chapter. The two-part vinyl release marks Julian Perez's debut album on his Fathers and Sons imprint.

Solemnity communicates Perez's signature sound and showcases his more experimental side through a track list that represents total musical expression. Tracks such as "Ain't That The Truth", "Interfluide" and "Peace In The Darkness" are glorious soundscapes of beautifully produced sound, which take the listener on an ambient journey. To juxtapose this, Perez delivers "The Unspoken Thing", "Unusual Sense" and "Alog" — upbeat driving tracks that you can expect to hear on the dance floor.

The release itself communicates Perez's years of dedication and skilful artistry, and in essence showcases the purpose of the Fathers and Sons project. Solemnity should be listened to completely from start to finish, as words cannot do it enough justice.

Although this marks the end of an era for the Fathers and Sons label, it does in fact act as a reminder of Perez's deep-rooted talent and how much more the Spanish producer has to give.