Falso Simulacro to perform his fifth guest show featuring Hiddeminside.

Tariq Azam
Apr 5, 2022
4 min read

Updated: Dec 9

Argentinian DJ and producer Falso Simulacro standing in front of wall wearing a hat and sunglasses, colour image.

Falso Simulacro has published the track-list for his fifth guest show featuring Hiddeminside. Scientific Sound Asia is the online Asian electronic music station, promoter and DJ agency serving audiences across the region and worldwide.

Falso Simulacro, real name Rodrigo Perez Moran, is an Argentinian DJ and producer from Buenos Aires. A long-standing figure in the country’s electronic music community, he has been active as a DJ for more than 35 years, with his interest in electronic sounds taking shape over two decades ago.

Throughout his career, he has held residencies at numerous clubs across the capital beginning in the mid-eighties, and spent a period performing in Uruguay during the early nineties. Beyond his residencies, he has played as a guest DJ at events across Argentina, establishing himself as a versatile and consistent presence on the national circuit.

His production journey began in 1993 as a studio assistant at Top Records, later evolving into a catalogue spanning Progressive House, Deep House, Tech House and Techno. In recent years, he has maintained steady output with releases and remixes supported on platforms such as Beatport, Spotify and Traxsource. His more recent works include Duality (Tech House), Fractal Sonoro (Progressive House), and Cosmic Patterns, which continue to reflect his melodic yet club-driven approach to production.

Today, Falso Simulacro performs on several international stations, including Maxximixx Electra in Tel Aviv and LDN Radio in London, alongside his ongoing contributions to Scientific Sound Asia. His shows showcase a mature, atmospheric and evolving sound shaped by decades of experience behind the decks.

Spanish DJ and Producer Hiddeminside performing at an event, colour image.

Guest DJ Hiddeminside.

This month features guest DJ Hiddeminside, a DJ and producer whose primary focus is Trance. Active since the late eighties, he has grown into a recognised figure within the European Trance landscape, known for a melodic, emotionally driven style that connects strongly with dancefloors.

His catalogue includes releases on respected imprints such as N-Tranz, Technomind, Vengeance Records and Diper Records, showcasing a long-standing commitment to uplifting and classic Trance aesthetics. Hiddeminside’s productions typically centre on sensitive, melodic phrasing and energetic, crowd-engaging arrangements that reflect his decades of experience in the genre.

In recent years, he has continued to release new work across digital platforms, with reworks and original tracks gaining support within the underground Trance community. His ongoing output maintains the same melodic intensity and emotional resonance that defined his early years, ensuring that his sound remains both timeless and relevant for modern listeners.

Falso Simulacro opens episode 5 with the iconic electronic pulse of Radioactivity, a nod to the foundations that shaped the techno world that follows. From there, the energy rises sharply as peak time selections such as I Still Remember, Sgadi Li Mi and Utopia deliver driving percussion and powerful low end.

The intensity grows further through hypnotic and acid tones in Your Mind, Forward and the Charlotte de Witte remix of Hold That Sucker Down, paving the way for the raw and gritty momentum of The Piano, Circuit Breaker and 303 State before closing the hour with the acid punch of Technostalgi.

The transition into Hiddeminside’s hour shifts the mood from industrial force to uplifting emotion. Tracks like In Heaven and Epidemic introduce soaring leads and brighter melodic phrasing, creating immediate contrast with the techno weight of the first hour. Uplifting energy continues to build through Something to Remember, Attack and the powerful vocal presence in Rescue Me, each adding heightened atmosphere and emotional colour.

The set carries this spirited momentum forward with selections such as Falling Down, Dream and Brainwashing, blending melodic warmth with crisp trance rhythms. As the journey approaches its end, The Key and Carpe Diem deliver a final surge of layered synths and uplifting drive, before the closing remix of Let Me Be Your Fantasy crowns the episode with a vocal peak that brings the two-hour experience to a dramatic and satisfying close.