Paulo Srulevitch is a bilingual writer. Contributing for Sounds and Colours and Argentina´s Indie Hoy. More of his portfolio at weareborgia.com
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Deep in the inner circles of Mexico City, record label Devil in the Woods (DIW) has taken aboard indie punk band Los Blenders, welcoming their closest fans to bang their heads to the release of Mazunte 2016 which will be released on the... Read Article
Pato Lange‘s latest glam pop single, “La Siguen Rompiendo” is a danceable ode to the 80s music scene. The single’s subsequent video was released at the end of April and is rising in popularity feverishly. The video stars... Read Article
It’s been a great year for Argentine trio Femina, who released their latest album Perlas Y Conchas earlier this year, and have been the recipients of much acclaim ever since. Produced by Quantic, and featuring guest vocals by... Read Article
Mendoza’s indie godfathers Mi Amigo Invencible have released classic album after classic album that has placed them at the top of the Buenos Aires music scene. In 2015 the band released La Danza de los Principiantes, a breakthrough... Read Article
The vast creativity of Argentine musicians has kept them as frontrunners of the Latin American musical avant-garde, noticeably so in the face of the prevailing Latin-pop wave. Their imperishable curiosity has motored recent artists on an inquiry amongst... Read Article
Although one could easily find hundreds of reasons to run away from society, Esteve Soler, David Torras and Gerard Quinto have shortlisted just seven in their SXSW-premiered film 7 Reasons to Run Away (From Society). The film, nominated... Read Article
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete (LMTO) released their fifth album with a few sonic modifications. De Facto shows a polished side to the duo’s murkiness, a marked progression since their debut On Welfare, brushing off the distortion from each... Read Article
Making Movies have released their latest album Ameri’kana calling for more awareness of the importance of Latin culture in America. Rather than follow recent tendencies to merge international pop music, they stand by their independence as a rock... Read Article
El Reflejo is the latest release from Buenos Aires’ Ayermaniana, a seven-track album featuring psychedelic classic rock croons unblemished by the age of the genre. Crispy blues-driven licks and alien-like reverb merge and strike the band’s third album... Read Article
Oye Manita is a glance at post-colonial musical resistance courtesy of Colombia’s legendary singer Totó La Momposina. Her voice is the leading instrument, the brush on Oye Manita‘s canvas; its hearty colors are the instruments that follow, providing light... Read Article
Trying to describe Uruguay’s music scene at the turn of the 21st Century in simple terms is tricky, but perhaps describing it as the ‘avant garde’ cousin of rock en español is the closest we can come to summing... Read Article
After their successful debut, Las Sombras went straight back in to record their second studio album, Crudo. The band’s previous work was well received by the underground blues youth and there was plenty of opportunities for them to... Read Article
