Help Chile’s Wounded Through Modismo’s New Compilation Series
In Chile, there are still fights to be made, be it for social justice and equality, or to aid the... Read Article
Nomade Orquestra – Vox Populi/Vox Machina
São Paulo’s resident big band don’t normally do things by halves: a 10-piece outfit in an era of austerity, their... Read Article
Mexico’s Ed Maverick on First U.S. Tour
He’s only 18, but his voice and straight-forward folk lyrics are anything but. Meet Ed Maverick (real name: Eduardo Hernández Saucedo), a... Read Article
On Our Radar: A Salsa from Philly, a Corrido Urbano from Mexico, a protest song from Colombia, and more
There’s a lot of new music in our radar, and the tracks range from celebratory salsa for the holidays to... Read Article
‘Os Coringa Do Flamengo’: There’s a Party in the Favela Tonight
Brazil is full of surprises and the spirit of the party, and its stereotype of being the football capital of... Read Article
Dom La Nena Releases ‘Oiseau Sauvage’ Video Ahead of New Album
Dom La Nena is like a breath of fresh air that has swept in from Brazil to Europe. Her freshly... Read Article
Orieta Chrem’s New Video is a Kaleidoscope of Trippy Pre-Hispanic Visuals
This freshly released audiovisual work for Orieta Chrem‘s track “Sunquchakuy” is a digital collage of Incan images crafted by visual... Read Article
BaianaSystem Win Latin Grammy for ‘O Futuro Não Demora’
As is the case with all of BaianaSystem’s albums, O Futuro Não Demora (The Future Doesn’t Wait) transports you into... Read Article
Put Your Art in Front of Your Ego: An Interview with Femina
It’s been a great year for Argentine trio Femina, who released their latest album Perlas Y Conchas earlier this year,... Read Article
REVIEW Alex Cuba – Sublime
Twenty years in the sub-Arctic cold of Smithers, British Columbia, hasn’t chilled the tropical soul of Alex Cuba (born Alexis... Read Article