Electronic music producer Gonzalo Eyzaguirre (project Stas) and singer-songwriter Eli Verano have teamed up for their new single, Lie To Me. A bold fusion of techno and house, the track delivers the intense production, which is matched perfectly with warm, emotive female vocals, telling a story of love and lies.

Influenced by high-tech minimal and progressive house, Lie To Me is a dance anthem of betrayal and heartbreak. The lyrics capture the moment of confronting a partner’s lies, knowing there’s no turning back: ‘You’re not the one I loved; you lied to me.’ The dynamic beats and hypnotic rhythms amplify the song’s emotional tension, while its house energy keeps listeners hooked from start to finish.

“When I started the “Stas” project, I wanted to mix minimal house energy with live electronic instruments while making sure the music still tells a story,” shares Gonzalo. “’Lie To Me’ brings that vision to life—intense beats and a sound full of energy, yet with an honest and emotional story at its core.”

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Stas is the brainchild of Chilean drummer and producer Gonzalo Eyzaguirre, whose career spans live performances and studio recordings from Europe to Latin America. Now based in Miami, Gonzalo has become a prominent figure in the music industry, working with global brands such as Pepsi, Coca-Cola, and the NFL, while composing soundtracks for projects like HBO Max’s Bookie and the video game Karate Kid. On the other hand, Eli Verano, a songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, has built a dynamic career that bridges music and business. From performing on The Voice to speaking at TEDx, her journey spans international collaborations from Malaysia to the UK, with her tracks featured on European radio stations. Together, they bring a fresh sound to the house scene with ‘Lie To Me,’ blending electronic energy with emotional depth.

“Lie To Me” is now available on all streaming platforms. Fans of artists like Eric Prydz, Deadmau5, and Boris Brejcha, will find this track a must-listen.