MIXTAPE CON ALMA 29: Guacamayo Tropical
Colombian-Spanish duo Guacamayo Tropical are audiovisual artists who focus on rescuing and spreading Latin-American tradition worldwide. Their live sessions are... Read Article
MIXTAPE RARO 13: Ale Hop (Female Pioneers of Electronic and Electroacoustic Music in Latin America)
Lima-born, Berlin-based Ale Hop (Alejandra Cardenas) is an experimental instrumentalist and researcher whose mammoth body of work includes multi-channel installations,... Read Article
New Sounds Of Peru Playlist #15
We’ve lost so many friends that we longer want to keep count. A whole year later and we are exactly... Read Article
REVIEW Mon Laferte – SEIS
SEIS is a shift in Mon Laferte’s career. Impregnated with a Mexican aesthetic and dramatic singing this album is an intimate journey into traditional Mexico and Mon Laferte’s universe.
Brazilian Wax #7
This month’s collection of fifteen contemporary Brazilian releases has been compiled from an almighty pool of potential albums; March and... Read Article
MIXTAPE DANZ ON 17: El Dragón Criollo
Coming from the capital of salsa, Cali’s El Dragón Criollo keeps rhythm in his blood, though living now in Geneva.... Read Article
REVIEW QOQEQA – AxuxA
As cumbia digital, for which music producer Daniel Valle-Riestra was previously best known for with the group Animal Chuki, opened the... Read Article
Audio Rebel: How an Alternative Studio in Rio de Janeiro is Surviving the Pandemic
I arrive at Audio Rebel, in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, and am struck by how incongruous the space is from... Read Article
MIXTAPE CON ALMA 28: Juan Pablo Abalo & Juan Carlos Eyzaguirre
Last December, two forces of Chilean experimental music Juan Pablo Abalo (of Los días contados) and Juan Carlos Eyzaguirre (Janaki,... Read Article
MIXTAPE RARO 12: Carrot Green
Both his experience and his musical elasticity situates Carlos Gualda (AKA Carrot Green) right at the spine of Rio’s –... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: New Music by Uruguayan Downtempo Producer Xanducero on Fértil Discos
César Corujo is a Uruguayan percussionist who goes back and forth across both sides of the La Plata river. Under... Read Article
‘Hugging People, That’s What I Miss The Most’: An Interview with Mexican Institute of Sound’s Camilo Lara
Camilo Lara, who records as Mexican Institute of Sound, is one of those rare artists who was able to create... Read Article