All Day I Dream closes out the year with Glade, a richly textured three-track EP from Argentinian producer Ramiro Drisdale, out now. The release sharpens his atmospheric sensibilities into a cohesive, late-night journey designed for immersive moments on the dancefloor.
Across Glade, Ramiro Drisdale leans into restraint and momentum, allowing each track to unfold patiently. Crisp percussion, subtle rhythmic shifts, and warm melodic layers guide the listener through fluid progressions that feel expansive without ever overstating their intent. The EP thrives on nuance, favoring gradual builds and emotional undercurrents that reveal themselves over time rather than immediate impact.
“This EP is made up of three tracks, all designed to resonate on the dancefloor,” Drisdale explains. “Glade, Jebel, and Norte each carry organic nuances, but together with their synthesizers they achieve a main-set feel that works very well at key moments in a set. The drums and percussion play a major role in making this happen, as they ensure the groove never fades—or if it does, that its drop is striking.”
The EP opens with the title track Glade, establishing a hypnotic tone that balances movement with atmosphere. Jebel follows with a deeper, rolling energy, while Norte rounds out the release by expanding the palette into widescreen, late-night territory.
Born in Buenos Aires, Ramiro Drisdale has been steadily building momentum since 2019, releasing music on respected imprints including All Day I Dream, Anjunadeep, Sudbeat, and The Soundgarden. His productions have earned consistent support from tastemakers such as Lee Burridge, John Digweed, Hernán Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Tony McGuinness, and Jimi Jules. Glade marks his first full EP on All Day I Dream, following three consecutive appearances on the label’s Winter Sampler compilations.
The release caps off a year of imaginative output from All Day I Dream, alongside projects from Lee Burridge, Lost Desert, DIM KELLY, Tim Green, Double Touch, Amand & Capoon, and Khen. Looking ahead, the label is set to return in 2026 with its first-ever event in Cape Town on February 6.
Glade by Ramiro Drisdale is available now on all streaming platforms via All Day I Dream.