Ever the creator of sensory pleasures, Jamie Prado continues to recast the standard production model into that of an art form. Donning a crisp house sound with endless vision, the Los Angeles/Colombia resident has demonstrated a tonal prowess in production, remixing, DJing, composition, and sound design.

Marching into 2016 to the beat of his tribal drums, the year was equally as prosperous for Prado. Starting with co-founding a new label with L’Affaire Musicale’s Tom Astley doned Midnight in Paris. Spending most the year developing his signature sound, a mixture of deep house with polyrhythmic Latin grooves, tropical textures, and 90s-era club music; releasing a series of impactful EPs. "African Sun," a single released on EDM Network's Ivory Oasis imprint, hit #19 on Spotify's "US Top 50 Viral" charts. He then followed up the success of "African Sun" with a prolific flow of releases. "Restless/New Era", "Milk & Honey/Seven Seas", and "Return to Indio earned him high praise from dance blogs everywhere, adding to an already impressive resume of coverage from the likes of Vice/Thump, Acid Stag, NestHQ, Discobelle, Caveman Sound, Earmilk, and more.

As well as release, Prado, brought his studio productions to the stage; performing in clubs alongside luminaries such as Oliver, Goldroom, Breakbot, Phonat, and Aeroplane. Prado played at Golden Voice's Splash House in June 2016 and was tapped to record the official Splash House mixtape, which premiered on Magnetic Mag. The surge in industry buzz around him during the first six months of 2016 culminated with full-length feature stories in both LA Weekly and Billboard Magazine.

Ever busy in the studio, Prado's focus now turns toward the future, which will see the release of music independently as well collabing with many respected labels such as True Musica. Prado is slated to play at the ever growing Colombian festival Estereo Beach.