Claxy Returns with Hypnotic Brazilian-Infused Single ‘Permeia’

Rio de Janeiro natives and current German residents Claxy return to Embassy One this April with “Permeia,” a track that functions as both a dancefloor weapon and a deep meditation on the flow of existence. Comprised of singer-songwriter Clara Valente and producer-drummer Gui Gautreaux, the duo has spent years perfecting a recipe of Afro-organic and deep house that remains deeply rooted in their Brazilian heritage while embracing the precision of the European techno landscape.

Scheduled for release on April 3, 2026, “Permeia” explores the human inability to fully come to terms with finitude. Built on an infectious melodic techno groove, the production is laced with authentic Brazilian percussion and acoustic drums that provide a driven, rhythmic pulse. Above this foundation, dreamy synth atmospheres float to create a tension between momentum and surrender. Valente’s vocals act as poetry in motion, weaving through the arrangement to deliver the track’s emotional core: “A vida vem, a vida vai, a vida permeia” — life comes, life goes, life permeates.

“It is the sound of letting go of the fight and finding yourself already inside the flow, balancing subtle organic textures with club functionality.”

The transition from their previous award-nominated project under Clara Valente’s own name to the collaborative identity of Claxy has allowed the pair to explore more nuanced, club-oriented sonics. With “Permeia,” they resolve their creative exploration into a sound perfect for sunset sets and high-end playlists alike. As the hypnotic arpeggio drives the energy toward the drop, the track serves as a celebration of impermanence and the quiet beauty of life unfolding.