InntRaw is the name you need to know. At just 26, this Brazilian producer has gone from crafting beats for others behind the scenes to taking center stage in the house music world. With a Beatport #1 hit and a collab with Cloonee under his belt, InntRaw’s rise is anything but ordinary. Let’s break it down.

InntRaw’s story starts in a small Brazilian town where he grew up loving music. His hometown in Brazil was not exactly a hotspot for house music, but that didn’t stop him from pursuing his passions. “I started producing around 12 or 13 years old, and now I’m 26,” he says. By 2017, he was DJing local gigs under a different name. Then the pandemic hit. He stepped back from performing, focusing on ghost production until late 2023 when he reemerged as InntRaw. And just like that, the game changed.

Fast-forward to December 2024, and InntRaw is sitting at the top of the Beatport charts with “Stephanie.” But the road there? Pure hustle.

“At first, the track didn’t have a vocal,” he explains. “It was very underground, but Cloonee took it, added Young M.A’s vocal, and turned it into a monster hit.” After months of vocal clearance chaos, the collab dropped—and the rest is history. With over 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify, InntRaw’s sound is everywhere.

“Stephanie” opened doors that most DJs only dream of. Now, InntRaw’s sights are set on more collabs and even bigger stages. When asking him what his goals were for 2025, he said “I’m aiming for Solid Grooves this year”. A U.S. tour might also be on the horizon, a move his stateside fans are begging for. “Most of my audience is in the U.S., so performing there would be insane.”

This Friday, InntRaw drops his latest track, “Freak Bugs,” already making waves thanks to Chris Lake, who’s been teasing it in his sets, mixing it with FISHER’s hit “Take It Off”. If “Stephanie” was the spark, “Freak Bugs” could be the wildfire with the support it has been getting before release date.

InntRaw isn’t just rising—he’s redefining. With raw talent, a relentless drive, and beats that hit like nothing else, he’s setting the standard for what’s next in house music. Keep your eyes—and ears—locked.