At only 22 years old, Pepe Gámez, a Jerez artist based in Madrid, is building a solid path within the independent music scene. After his previous projects —On My Way and Querido Casi Algo—, his new EP “ULTRANASTY” is presented as a manifesto of freedom, sensuality and personal power.
Each of his works has marked a stage, but this third installment goes one step further: it not only sounds different, it also feels different. “ULTRANASTY” is the exploration of an alter ego who is not afraid to show himself as he is, without filters, without fears, with all the intensity of someone who lives in his own skin.
Pepe Gámez: A sound that breaks labels
The artist immerses himself in an explosive mix of dance pop, electronica, dembow and neoperreo, creating a sound experience designed to move you—physically and emotionally.
The five songs on the EP (Nasty, Pornstar, Ultrasad, K Caló and Fantasy) function as chapters of the same story: that of daring to be. Each track invites you to let yourself go, to feel “too much”, to find pleasure in authenticity.
And isn’t that what we all look for when we dance? A moment where judgment disappears and only rhythm remains.
More than music: a statement
“ULTRANASTY” is not limited to being a set of songs. It is, in the words of its creator, a way of living. Pepe Gámez converts sensuality into energy, empowerment into aesthetics, and attitude into body language.
His stage presence captivates because it transmits something that goes beyond the show: an invitation to connect with one’s own personal power. In a world where we are taught to fit in, projects like this remind us that being too much is also a virtue.
The ULTRANASTY Experience
Live, the project transforms into a complete sensory universe: lights, dance, performance and direct connection with the public. The show, called The ULTRANASTY Experience, is a brief but intense journey where music, body and attitude merge.
Plus, audiences can take a piece of the concept home with a line of merch filled with empowering quotes taken from the lyrics. One way to extend the message: to be “nasty” is to be free.
Pepe Gámez, a real promise
In times of ephemeral virality, Pepe Gámez stands out by betting on authenticity. His purpose is not to become a passing phenomenon, but to build an honest career, where each project reflects his artistic and personal evolution.
Maybe “ULTRANASTY” is not only an EP: maybe it is a mirror for those who dare to look at themselves without fear.
And you, would you dare to discover your own ultranasty side?
