Wellyington

28/08/2025

My track "Void" is top 5 on

https://mixupload.com/charts/track

28/08/2025

Tokenized some of my work, because real supporters are also holders and believers!

https://zora.co/

28/08/2025

🔥 New track "Café Preto" featuring Danilo Gentili is out now on SoundCloud!

Let's rave! 😂

https://soundcloud.com/wellyington/cafe-preto-feat-danilo-gentili-original-mix

© 2025 Wellyington

27/08/2025

Save the date!

On 29th August will debut his first EP and Pulse Records it's first release! 🔥

Good music for fine ravers! Let's go.

27/08/2025

Mr Damon can get anything in life with this face 😍

26/08/2025

Torremolinos is art everywhere!

26/08/2025

Kiss Kiss Bitch!

© 2025 Wellyington TOUCH2SOUL on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/touch2soul

25/08/2025

Hey everyone,

As the summer season fades and the academic year begins, the vibrant Erasmus scene in European cities like Málaga is gearing up for a new wave of students.

With that in mind, I've put together ten compelling reasons why supporting a local DJ or artist can enhance your study abroad experience and help you make the most of your time in your new city.

1. Cultural Immersion: Supporting local DJs offers a deep dive into the host country's music scene, which is an integral part of its culture. It's a way to experience authentic local sounds and connect with the community.

2. Community Building: Attending local DJ sets is a great way to meet locals and other students, fostering a sense of community and helping Erasmus students build a social network beyond their immediate expat group.

3. Unique Experiences: Local DJs often play at more unique, off-the-beaten-path venues, providing experiences that are different from those at mainstream tourist spots.

4. Economic Support: By paying a cover charge or buying a drink at a venue with a local DJ, Erasmus students are directly supporting the local creative economy and the artists themselves.

5. Discovering New Genres: Exposure to local DJs can introduce students to new and exciting musical genres they might not have heard before, broadening their musical horizons.

6. Language Practice: Music is a universal language, but the social interaction at these events can also be an excellent, low-pressure opportunity for language practice with native speakers.

7. Authentic Local Vibe: The atmosphere at a local DJ's gig is often more genuine and less commercialized than at clubs catering to a tourist audience.

8. Networking Opportunities: For those interested in music or event planning, these gatherings can be a chance to network with people in the local creative industry.

9. Feeling at Home: Being part of a regular local scene can make a new city feel more like home, helping to ease the transition and combat homesickness.

10. Memorable Takeaways: The unique music and memories made while supporting local talent will be a part of the rich cultural experience that students take away from their Erasmus journey.

To wrap things up, here are two incredible artists from Málaga you should check out and support. Be sure to explore their music and keep an eye on their upcoming events!

Wellyington: Born in Brazil, raised in the UK, and now based in Málaga, Wellyington is a prominent techno DJ, producer, and artist with a wealth of experience on dancefloors around the globe.

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/wellyington

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Just Ben: An Italian-born, Swedish-raised DJ and producer now calling Málaga home, Just Ben is a proactive force in the local scene and the creative mind behind the Pulse Club in Marbella.

SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/justbenofficial

25/08/2025

Pulse Records on Fire!

Post by Wellyington

25/08/2025

With Eden Ibiza (Official Fan Page) – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

25/08/2025

🔥🔥🔥🔥

Post by Wellyington

24/08/2025

Hey everyone,

I know I've been quiet lately. The last few days have been a bit chaotic for me and Damon, but I'm putting all that aside to focus on celebrating my little king.

Today is my son's second birthday! I'm so excited for him. It feels like just yesterday I was watching him come into the world in a maternity ward in Malaga. He came straight into my arms the moment he was born—a little guy with a hairy, egg-shaped head and beautiful blue eyes. Everyone has loved him from day one. He is the best son in the world and my little king.

It's been a tough month, and I've been in a bit of a funk because of some things I let happen, but I'm dedicated to making today a great one for my son. We're spending the whole day together. I'll cook his favorite meal, we'll go for a walk, and he'll be dressed as sharp as ever. We'll have some cake, and I'll teach him how to blow out a candle for the very first time.

You all know that music is my therapy when I'm feeling down, and it's what I've been leaning on the most lately. Making music that connects with people has also brought some fans who have become friends, which is the story behind the illustration I chose for this post. It was sent to me by Angelia Morris, who apparently lives in Los Angeles.

I'm not in the best mental state right now, consumed by overthinking and a lot of distress, but I'll save that for another time. Today, I'm hoping to get as many "Happy Birthday" wishes as possible for my little king.

God bless King Damon, and God bless us all!