Makineo
Makineo is a Spanish discovery platform for underground electronic music and techno events, artists, venues and labels.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
Makineo is a Spanish digital platform dedicated to the discovery of underground electronic music and techno. According to its own 'About' page, it was launched in June 2026 after roughly a year of development, and it positions itself as a single place where the scattered information of Spain's electronic scene — events, artists, venues and labels — is aggregated, structured and presented city by city. The platform's stated problem is fragmentation: events are announced in Telegram groups, in Instagram stories that vanish within 24 hours, and on posters without legible dates, while small venues often have no digital presence at all. Makineo aims to surface that information so users do not miss experiences happening minutes from home, and to cover local scenes and small-capacity venues that large platforms overlook. The homepage describes Makineo as an 'underground scene' guide for Spain, updated daily, covering clubs, raves and festivals. It presents three audiences: fans, artists/DJs, and promoters. For fans, it offers a daily-updated listing of line-ups, natural-language search (for example, 'something dark for Saturday'), a map of venues and events filtered by date and style, and 'Party Crews' — a social feature that lets users mark which events they plan to attend, see who else is going, propose a plan, vote in a chat and coordinate with friends without endless group chats. For artists, it provides an always-current press dossier with dates, mixes and rider. For promoters, it lets them publish an event so it appears in Explore, on the map and on the city page, with a direct link to tickets. At the time of the About page, Makineo reported 814 upcoming experiences, 5,760 indexed artists and 12 active cities. The homepage shows the same figures (814 upcoming experiences, 5,760 artists with profiles, 12 cities with active agendas) and highlights trending events such as Pyramid at Amnesia Ibiza with Jeff Mills, CircoLoco Ibiza Week 23 at DC-10, and the Joseph Capriati Metamorfosi closing party at Amnesia Ibiza. The platform also mentions a 'modo underground' (underground mode), a dark design, an attendance-stamp system, and integration with public data sources. Makineo is a young, privately held Spanish platform. No parent company, founder or executive names are given in the supplied evidence, and no funding or ownership details are available. Its taxonomy hint points to a record-label/imprint category, but the evidence clearly describes an event-discovery and community platform rather than a label, so it is best classified as a music/event platform brand.
History
Makineo's history is short and documented mainly through its own 'About' page, which lays out a development timeline. The idea originated in June 2025, when, according to the company, an experience was missed because it was not announced anywhere the founders saw. That prompted them to open an editor and start building. During summer 2025 the core was developed: a database of experiences, artists and venues, plus integration with public data sources, with the first real data appearing on screen. In autumn 2025 the platform layer was added — user profiles, an artist-following system, crews and reviews — described as the social part that makes the product meaningful. In winter 2025 attention turned to detail: a dark design, an attendance-stamp system, an experience map and an 'underground mode', features intended to turn a catalogue into an experience. Finally, in June 2026, Makineo launched publicly with what it describes as real experiences, real artists and real venues, aimed at the Spanish scene. The platform's stated mission is to solve the fragmentation of Spain's electronic music information. Events are scattered across Telegram groups, ephemeral Instagram stories and posters with unreadable dates, and small venues frequently lack any digital presence. Large platforms cover macro-events but not local scenes or small-capacity venues. Makineo aggregates that dispersed information, structures it and presents it by city: upcoming experiences with real prices, artists with their dates, and venues that would otherwise not appear in any search engine. At launch, the platform reported 814 upcoming experiences, 5,760 indexed artists and 12 active cities, after roughly a year of development. The homepage presents daily-updated listings of clubs, raves and festivals across Spain, and highlights trending events including Pyramid at Amnesia Ibiza with Jeff Mills, CircoLoco Ibiza Week 23 at DC-10, and the Joseph Capriati Metamorfosi closing party at Amnesia Ibiza. The platform is designed around three audiences — fans, artists/DJs and promoters — and includes social features such as Party Crews for group planning, natural-language search, a map view, artist press dossiers and promoter event publishing with direct ticket links. No ownership, funding, founder or executive information is provided in the available evidence.
- 2026
Makineo launches publicly with real experiences, artists and venues for the Spanish scene.
- 2025
Idea for Makineo originates after a missed event; development begins.
- 2025
Summer: core database of experiences, artists and venues built, with integration of public data sources.
- 2025
Autumn: platform layer added — user profiles, artist following, crews and reviews.
- 2025
Winter: detail work — dark design, attendance stamps, experience map and underground mode.
Products and positioning
A community-oriented discovery platform for Spain's underground electronic music and techno scene, aggregating scattered event, artist and venue information that large platforms and mainstream listings overlook.
Event discovery listings
Daily-updated listings of clubs, raves and festivals across Spain, with real prices.
Artist profiles
Indexed artist pages with dates, mixes and rider, plus a press dossier tool.
Venue and event map
Map view of venues and events filtered by date and style.
Party Crews
Social feature to mark attendance, see who else is going, propose a plan and vote in a chat.
Natural-language search
Search that understands conversational queries such as 'something dark for Saturday'.
Promoter event publishing
Publish an event so it appears in Explore, on the map and on the city page, with a direct ticket link.
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