We are so happy to introduce you to TIMPANA, the latest signing to our record label. It’s fair to say that we were blown away when we were first introduced to this album. It seemed to tie together... Read Article
As Chile gets ready to vote on either accepting or declining a new political constitution, natural resources, human rights and better regional representation are all on our mind. That’s why we start this new selection of the most... Read Article
A musician who has worked with artists like Kinética, Electrodomésticos and Rubio, amongst others, Andrés Abarzúa has slowly crafted a sound that ranges from intelligent pop to experimental music and ambient electronics. On his debut solo album, Noviembre,... Read Article
Gilberto Gil is a musician and songwriter who has been a beacon of light in Brazilian culture for nearly sixty years. Amongst the many feats of his long-lasting career, he was one of the main creators of the... Read Article
In our second instalment of Nunca Tarde, a round-up of great albums from the past couple of months, we’ve got some essential new releases from Brazil, Peru, Mexico and the wonderful Latin American diaspora. No quality album is... Read Article
For the uninitiated Song Exploder is a podcast where the host (and its creator) Hrishikesh Hirway dissects one song from an artist, letting the artist describe themselves how the song was written and produced. Having recently released its... Read Article
“Colonialism is not over, it’s just less visible, especially in culture” – says Professor Holger Lund in his 2019 article Decolonizing Pop Music. But in three years, things have moved on, and the word is being heard more.... Read Article
Born in Tumaco, Nariño in the Pacific Coast region of Colombia, Juan Carlos Mindinero, aka Cankita, is a well-known figure within the region’s music scene. Staying true to the oral tradition and legacies of the Pacific Coast, Cankita... Read Article
During the first months of the quarantine in Peru, I had to leave Lima to safeguard in my hometown, Tarapoto, on one of the strangest trips of my life. At that moment, I felt that there were no... Read Article
Our Colombia correspondent Jenna Mackle picks out some of the most important recent releases from Colombia. La Ruca y el Quinde “Rumba pa’ Goza“ La Ruca y el Quinde is one of the new group of talented artists... Read Article
“July, July, July, July/July, oh me oh me oh my…” Billy Paul, wasn’t it? On that profound note, here are some new singles and EPs in the hope that they’ll ramp up the fun all summer long. Kaleema... Read Article
Almost 100 years ago, after a wretched night at the hippodrome, Alfredo Le Pera gathered his remaining pesos, faced the always windy Buenos Aires river bank, went home and wrote, if not the biggest, one of the most... Read Article
