Compiler/DJ Andres Astorga, aka Trujillo, dug exhaustively for album deep cuts, one-hit wonders, and leftfield remixes that shake off easy categorization, while embracing the island’s “anything goes” ethos. You’ll hear new age pipes, smooth jazz sax, the samba setting on old synths, Spanish guitar runs, robotic refrains, dripping rainforest samples, and pounding 808s, all in peculiar proportions. Ma Ritter’s “Flamenco Rap” is exactly that: a mash of furious strums, dewdrop synths, and a peculiar rap plunked right in the middle of it. Zas’s “I Love My Body” pairs self-love to a sensuous bass throb and laser pulses while Tango?’s own “Tango?” appears to answer its own question with an oddly dramatic slow-boogie number. Scan Man’s one-off “Arabian” wraps together electro, silky R&B, and hip-hop thanks to the timbre of a synth set to “oud.” It all builds to a sweaty house number like “Tabu (Caribbean Dub),” which captures in sound what an Ibiza vacation feels like: languid daydreams melting into nights lost in rapture on the dancefloor.