For Omakase, Gabss represents a producer who has done the work and is now collecting on it. Over a decade in, he's arrived at a moment where the momentum is self-evident, the sound is locked in, and the records carry the kind of authority that only comes from years of genuine investment in craft.

Based in Brazil and rooted in Indie Dance, Gabss ranked as the 10th best-selling artist worldwide on Beatport in 2025 and was named in 1001Tracklists' Top 101 Producers. In 2026, his collaboration with Vintage Culture,"Lost," reached #1 on Beatport worldwide — a record already dominating dance floors long before its official release. He also hit #3 in the Indie Dance chart with "She Freaks" on EXE Audio,and his discography spans Nervous Records, When Stars Align, Black Book, and STMPD Records.

Support from Michael Bibi, The Martinez Brothers, Jamie Jones, Marco Carola, Solomun, CamelPhat,Carl Cox, and Loco Dice confirms the trust his music commands at the highest levels of the scene.On stage, he's a regular at Só Track Boa, D-EDGE, and Matahari Club, while a growing North American footprint — Knockdown Center, Experts Only, Miami Music Week — signals where things are heading.Through his own No Disco imprint, he's also building a platform for a broader aesthetic vision that's increasingly resonating beyond borders.

"Mistical Woman" arrives from that place of focus. It's a track that moves from the inside out — deep grooves underpinning melodies that carry real emotional weight, textures that breathe and evolve without rushing anywhere. Unhurried and purposeful, it occupies the space the best Indie Dance records do: somewhere between late night and first light, between feeling something and losing yourself in it entirely.