REVIEW Yelfris Valdés – For The Ones…
Cuban musician Yelfris Valdés has released his first full-length LP, For The Ones…, which sets out to combine his Afro-Cuban... Read Article
REVIEW Colombian Soul Compiled by Bagar aka Tricky D
Colombian music is misunderstood. At least according to Croatian born producer/DJ, Bagar aka Tricky D. No stranger to Colombian sounds... Read Article
REVIEW Los Pirañas – Historia Natural
There is an unquantifiable energy when Mario Galeano, Pedro Ojeda and Eblis Álvarez get in a room together. The three... Read Article
REVIEW Trio Bruxo – A Bandeira do Bruxo (The Sorcerer’s Flag)
Great jazz pianists such as McCoy Tyner and Jessica Williams have risen memorably to the considerable challenge of playing an... Read Article
REVIEW Lucas Santtana – O Céu É Velho Há Muito Tempo
“Who wants to speak? Raise a hand. Who wants to listen? Raise a hand. Who wants to demonstrate? Well then... Read Article
REVIEW Daymé Arocena – Sonocardiogram
Cuban singer and composer Daymé Arocena has become one of the most widely recognised figures of Latin American jazz in... Read Article
REVIEW Zoroxxe – Zoroxxe
One of the most celebrated live acts to come out of Latin America in recent years, Daniel Lofredo continues to... Read Article
REVIEW Senzala Hi-Tech – Represença
After a decade of existence, Senzala Hi-Tech release their first album, Represença, confronting Brazil’s political establishment. The group’s sound is... Read Article
REVIEW Mateo Kingman – Astro
Soft electro chords, stellar echoes, playfulness and cosmic beats are the spine of Mateo Kingman’s second album, Astro. The record... Read Article
REVIEW Niño de Elche – Colombiana
Niño de Elche: visionary musician, accidental activist, sound troubadour, nonconformist. His new work looks at the influence of Latin America... Read Article