ØTTA Teases The New Album With Single Release

Following the release of “GATA FINA” with FIAH, Portuguese producer ØTTA prepares PELE DE MAR for September 2026.

ØTTA, a Portuguese hard techno producer and DJ, released the single “GATA FINA” featuring Argentine vocalist FIAH on July 23, 2026. Built on driving percussive frameworks and raw Latin club vocals, the high-BPM cut anchors her debut eight-track LP, PELE DE MAR, arriving via her HOTTIES imprint on September 18, 2026. The release links hard dancefloor production across Lisbon, London, and South America.

The production architecture on “GATA FINA” features fast techno frameworks integrated with rapid-fire vocal elements. FIAH contributes a physical vocal performance anchored by the repeated Spanish refrain “Papi, quiero que me des, esta gata esta en celo”. This studio collaboration merges hard dancefloor intensity with direct lyrical confrontation, matching physical momentum with rapid audio sequencing.

FIAH operates across the specific intersections of electronic music, physical fashion, and queer culture. The Mendoza-born artist draws direct creative inspiration from established figures including Madonna, FKA Twigs, Amy Winehouse, and Doja Cat. Live performances by FIAH centre on theatrical delivery, physical movement, and structured stagecraft alongside the core vocal performance, treating the venue as an immersive environment.

“GATA FINA” directly follows the preceding lead single “PULSO.”, which entered the global market in June 2026. Both tracks operate as central pillars of the borderless audio architecture found throughout the PELE DE MAR tracklist. The album maps the geographic locations, professional relationships, and developmental experiences shaping the Portuguese producer over a twelve-year period operating within the global electronic underground.

PELE DE MAR Tracklist And South American Audio Influences

The complete album composition bridges audio influences sourced directly from Lisbon, London, and South America. PELE DE MAR incorporates vocal contributions from a specific new generation of South American electronic artists. Brazilian vocalist Lua de Santana features on the track “REBOLA DE SALTO”, introducing stylistic elements previously deployed in her studio work with Nathy Peluso to the hard techno framework.

Bibi Babydoll provides Brazilian funk elements on the track “4X4”. The full tracklist sequences “RIO” in the opening position, followed by “GATA FINA”, “PULSO.”, and “REBOLA DE SALTO”. The second half of the project includes “4X4”, “FRIO”, “THAT SNACK”, and concludes with “SAUDADE”, maintaining heavy sub-bass weight across the entire runtime.

ØTTA Background Trajectory And HOTTIES Platform Expansion

The London-based producer broke into the international electronic music circuit with the release of the Plus One EP in August 2020. Prior to electronic music production, the artist completed six years of formal classical training in a structured orchestra environment. Academic studies in art and architecture further developed a strict technical approach to symmetry and repetition in audio sequencing, heavily influencing her hardware manipulation techniques.

Before launching the HOTTIES imprint in 2024, the producer co-founded the London-based collective and event series Orpheus. Operating alongside P RISCO, Metaraph, and Olha Korovina, the Orpheus project established a distinct aesthetic focused on hard, distorted techno accompanied by high-energy performance acts. Event bookings targeted emerging talent, featuring sets from KRTM, YÅ, and Kaylah across multiple European warehouse venues.

HOTTIES operates as a global party brand built for the underground queer club community. The label catalogue pushes heavy pressings blending hard techno with Brazilian bounce. The Orpheus warehouse events cultivated an environment for extended nightlife participation, establishing the acoustic and physical foundation for the HOTTIES event ethos. The artist consistently channels heavy dancefloor dynamics into tracks engineered for communal spaces, focusing on raw sub-bass weight.

Classical and architectural influences anchor the fast-paced industrial techno mood defining early club sets. The artist executed a prominent Boiler Room performance in Manchester, cementing a verified reputation for high-energy hardware manipulation. This live performance momentum directly facilitated the launch of the HOTTIES record label and corresponding event series, expanding her touring schedule across major European and South American club spaces.

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