REVIEW Guasá, Cununo y Marimba
Despite their prolific contribution to Colombian culture, Afro-Colombians, who make up between 10-20% of the country, have long been marginalised.... Read Article
REVIEW Emicida – AmarElo
AmarElo is the third studio album by Emicida, an established Brazilian rapper and progressive black voice of Brazil. Emicida had... Read Article
REVIEW Tropikhongo – Sabro Sound
Sabro Sound is a new EP from Tropikhongo, the best-known project of Adrian Lopardo, a DJ and producer from Buenos Aires, Argentina.... Read Article
REVIEW Sotomayor – Orígenes
The rising pop-duo Sotomayor (aka siblings Raul and Paulina [née] Sotomayor) have delivered an ambitious and fulfilling offering to Latinx... Read Article
REVIEW LPT – Sin Parar
“The dressing rooms are getting nicer. As in now we have some.” The laconic words of lead singer Josué Cruz... Read Article
REVIEW Seu Jorge & Rogê – Night Dreamer Direct-To-Disc Sessions
What happens when two decades-old friends get together for a chat, to try out some riffs and have a jam?... Read Article
REVIEW Los Afroins – Goza La Salsa
If you’ve spent time in Colombia, then salsa is one of those musical genres as divisive as where you will... Read Article
REVIEW Kiko Dinucci – Rastilho
1966, guitarist Baden Powell along with poet and diplomat Vinicius de Moraes meet for the first time in a nightclub... Read Article
REVIEW Francisca Valenzuela – La Fortaleza
Francisca Valenzuela’s first LP in five years, La Fortaleza, is an honest and theatrical pop album, a confessional diary of... Read Article