Pedroz and Class Sick roll out a groove-heavy gem with “Brotherhood & Family,” a tech house track that was made for dimly lit clubs and open-air parties. The percussion snaps, the samples glide, and the whole thing flows without trying too hard—just clean, warm, and dance-ready. It doesn’t push for dramatic builds or over-the-top drops. Instead, it settles into a pocket that feels right, riding a line between nostalgic vibes and a fresh edge.
Pedroz, known offstage as Pedro Bellini, isn’t wasting time making his mark. At 21, he’s already a fixture in Brazil’s underground scene, with a sound that’s caught the ears of big names like Vintage Culture, Fisher, and Michael Bibi. With releases on respected labels like Hellbent and Criterio, his journey feels more like a steady climb than a sudden leap.
“Brotherhood & Family” earns your listen. Pedroz pulls from the foundations of house music and flips it into something that works just as well for a packed dance floor as it does on a drive with the windows down. No grand statements, no gimmicks, just straight forward tech house that hits all the right elements.