Spanish DJ, producer and audiovisual creator RE-KA is taking another step in his electronic music career with the release of ‘TAC’, a new tech house production featured on Ala Blanca Records’ Amsterdam 2026 compilation. Released on October 21 to coincide with the opening of Amsterdam Dance Event’s 30th-anniversary edition, the track introduces the Málaga-based artist to the label’s international catalogue following a career spanning club performances, audiovisual projects and recognition on Beatport’s Bass House chart.
Spain’s electronic music scene continues producing artists who combine traditional DJ performances with music production and digital creativity.
Among them is RE-KA, the artistic identity of Iván Hernández, a DJ, producer and content creator from Málaga, southern Spain.
With a background extending beyond conventional electronic music production, RE-KA has developed his career through audiovisual projects, sound design, soundtracks and high-energy live performances.
His musical journey has also included collaborations with emerging producers, releases on international electronic music labels and reported support from established DJs.
Now, the Spanish artist is expanding his catalogue with TAC, a new tech house production released through Ala Blanca Records as part of its Amsterdam 2026 compilation.
The project arrives on October 21, coinciding with the opening day of Amsterdam Dance Event, one of the electronic music industry’s most important annual gatherings.
‘TAC’: A New Tech House Release on Ala Blanca Records
RE-KA’s latest single, TAC, introduces another club-oriented production to his discography.
The track appears as the second selection on Ala Blanca Records’ Amsterdam 2026 compilation, released under catalogue number ABREP5.
Classified as Tech House, the production runs at 130 BPM in F-sharp minor, with a duration of five minutes and 17 seconds.
Its extended runtime and tempo place it within a format commonly used by DJs performing contemporary house and tech house sets.
The new release represents another step in RE-KA’s development as a producer, introducing his work through a Mallorca-based independent record label.
It also expands his presence across different areas of electronic music, following earlier productions associated with bass house and other dance-oriented styles.
TAC is available through Beatport and other participating digital music retailers as part of the six-track compilation.
Who Is RE-KA? Meet Málaga Producer Iván Hernández
Behind the RE-KA project is Iván Hernández, a Spanish artist whose professional activities extend across music production, audiovisual creativity and live entertainment.
Originally from Málaga, Hernández has developed an identity combining electronic music with visual and technical production.
His involvement in sound design and soundtrack projects has allowed him to explore music beyond conventional club releases.
This multidisciplinary background has become an important part of his creative profile.
Electronic music production frequently intersects with audiovisual media, requiring musicians to understand how rhythm, atmosphere and sound interact with visual storytelling.
For RE-KA, working across these disciplines has provided opportunities to develop different approaches to composition and production.
Alongside his studio activities, the artist has maintained a connection with live DJ performances.
His approach emphasizes energetic sets and music designed to connect with club audiences.
From Sala Marte to Dungeon Fest: Building His Live Career
RE-KA’s career has included performances at several Spanish venues and events.
Among the appearances listed in his official artist biography are Sala Marte, Pulse Club, Feria de Coín and Dungeon Fest.
These performances have contributed to his development behind the decks, introducing his music and DJ selections to audiences in different live environments.
The variety of venues also reflects the importance of regional electronic music communities within Spain.
While cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Ibiza receive substantial international attention, Málaga and the wider Andalusian region have developed their own communities of DJs, producers and electronic music enthusiasts.
For independent artists, local clubs and events provide opportunities to develop their musical identity and connect with audiences before expanding their international reach.
RE-KA’s activity across these events forms part of the experience he now brings into his recording career.
Beatport Recognition and International DJ Support
Beyond his live performances, RE-KA has achieved recognition through electronic music releases.
According to his official Beatport biography, the Spanish producer has previously appeared in the platform’s Top 100 Bass House chart.
His artist profile also reports support from internationally recognized DJs including Fedde Le Grand, Shiba San and Lahox.
These achievements reflect the development of his earlier catalogue and the circulation of his music within professional DJ networks.
The reported support refers to his wider musical career rather than specifically to TAC.
Chart recognition and professional DJ support can provide important exposure for emerging electronic music producers, particularly those working through independent labels.
For RE-KA, these milestones have contributed to the foundation of his growing discography.
Collaborations With Chris Candela and Mirrow
Collaboration has also played an important role in RE-KA’s musical development.
The artist has worked alongside emerging producers including Chris Candela and Mirrow, also known as musicbymirrow.
His recording catalogue includes several collaborations with Chris Candela, demonstrating an ongoing creative relationship between the two Spanish electronic music artists.
Among their releases is Dancing in the Rain, published through Direct Action Records.
The pair have also collaborated on Feel Forever, released through Artema Recordings, and Lost To The Rhythm, which appeared on dFunk Records.
These projects have allowed RE-KA to explore different production approaches while building professional relationships within electronic music.
His solo catalogue also includes Celebrate, released through dFunk Records, and Like That on Hot Waves Recordings.
Through these projects, RE-KA has established connections with several independent labels operating across different areas of contemporary dance music.
The arrival of TAC through Ala Blanca Records introduces another label to that growing catalogue.
Ala Blanca Records Presents Amsterdam 2026
Founded in Palma de Mallorca in 2025 by Spanish DJ and producer MARCOS (ES), Ala Blanca Records is an independent electronic music label focused on house, tech house, minimal/deep tech and Latin-influenced sounds.
The imprint has developed a growing international catalogue, supporting producers from different countries while maintaining a connection with the Balearic Islands.
Its latest compilation, Amsterdam 2026, brings together six productions representing different approaches to contemporary electronic club music.
Released on October 21 under catalogue number ABREP5, the project features:
- MARCOS (ES) — Loca
- RE-KA — TAC
- Jesse DxR — Play
- Pijama Bros — In da Bronx
- Romeo Gabriel — Freaks
- FITINGO — Trumpet Chant
The selection is primarily focused on tech house, with Jesse DxR’s Play introducing a bass house influence.
For RE-KA, appearing alongside these producers represents an opportunity to connect his music with Ala Blanca Records’ international network.
The release also highlights the label’s continued interest in combining different emerging artists within its compilation projects.
Amsterdam Dance Event 2026: Celebrating 30 Years of Electronic Music
The timing of the compilation coincides with a landmark edition of Amsterdam Dance Event.
Taking place from October 21 to 25, ADE 2026 celebrates 30 years of electronic music, creativity and international industry collaboration.
This year’s program includes more than 3,600 artists appearing across over 1,300 events at more than 300 venues throughout Amsterdam.
The event brings together DJs, producers, record labels, promoters, music technology companies and other professionals involved in electronic music.
For independent artists, the annual gathering represents a major opportunity for musical discovery and professional networking.
Record labels frequently schedule compilations and releases around ADE to introduce new productions during a period of heightened international industry activity.
Ala Blanca Records’ Amsterdam 2026 follows this approach, connecting its latest collection with one of the most important weeks on the electronic music calendar.
RE-KA’s participation in the compilation provides additional visibility for his music during the anniversary celebrations.
The release is associated with ADE week but does not, by itself, indicate that RE-KA has been announced for an official festival performance.
Málaga’s Electronic Music Scene Continues Expanding Its Reach
RE-KA’s latest release also highlights the contribution of producers working outside Spain’s most internationally recognized nightlife destinations.
Málaga has developed an active electronic music community supported by clubs, events and a growing network of musicians.
Artists such as RE-KA contribute to that environment through performances, original recordings and collaborative projects.
His background in audiovisual production introduces an additional dimension, reflecting how contemporary electronic music careers increasingly extend beyond traditional DJing.
The combination of creative disciplines, independent label releases and professional collaborations provides opportunities for artists to develop their identities across multiple areas of the music industry.
With TAC, RE-KA adds another release to that journey while strengthening the connection between Málaga’s electronic music community and independent labels elsewhere in Spain.
What’s Next for RE-KA?
Following previous releases through dFunk Records, Direct Action Records, Artema Recordings and Hot Waves Recordings, RE-KA continues expanding his catalogue with a new collaboration alongside Ala Blanca Records.
His latest production also represents a further step into tech house, complementing the bass house influences that have featured in his earlier career.
The artist’s background in audiovisual creativity, electronic production and live performances provides a foundation for continued experimentation.
As independent electronic music increasingly connects producers from different cities and countries, releases such as Amsterdam 2026 offer opportunities for emerging artists to reach new listeners and professional audiences.
For RE-KA, the focus remains on developing his musical identity while continuing to build connections within the international electronic music community.
‘TAC’ by RE-KA is out now through Ala Blanca Records as part of the six-track Amsterdam 2026 compilation, released on October 21, 2026, to coincide with the opening of Amsterdam Dance Event’s 30th-anniversary edition.
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