Ibiza-born DJ and musical anthropologist Jaime Fiorito looks at how the music industry – and one label in particular - is reshaping the sound of Balearic beat.

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There is perhaps no name so synonymous with Ibiza’s music scene and in particular with Balearic Beat as that of the groundbreaking Argentinian DJ Alfredo Fiorito. In the first in a series of cultural essays, Alfredo's son, the DJ, musical anthropologist and founder of The Heritage Project Jaime Fiorito shares a contemporary vision for Balearic style and highlights the significance and fragility of Ibiza’s musical heritage.  

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