REVIEW Fumaça Preta – Pepas
Fumaça Preta have done it again – their new album Pepas is one “pepa” (pill) you’ll want to swallow for... Read Article
10 Emerging Artists from Medellín You Need To Hear
To say that Colombia has a complicated relationship with its musical history is something of an understatement. On a recent... Read Article
10 Tracks To Discover Santiago’s Urban Contemporary Scene
Like a snowball speeding down the Andes, Santiago’s underground urban scene is growing at an astonishing rate with millions of... Read Article
REVIEW BaianaSystem – O Futuro Não Demora
Since their acclaimed album Duas Cidades was released in 2016, BaianaSystem have often been singled out as the most relevant... Read Article
REVIEW Chupame El Dedo – No Te Metas Con Satan
After almost five years hidden in the shadows, Pedro Ojeda and Eblis Álvarez‘s bizarre hybrid of tropical grindcore and black... Read Article
REVIEW Pescado Rabioso – Artaud (1973)
A couple of albums in, and it can be easy for a band to find themselves painted into a corner.... Read Article
REVIEW Romperayo – Que Jue?
The musical liaisons between the UK and Colombia may not seem obvious at first peek, but curiosity is rewarded by... Read Article
Ziminino Shows Essence of Afro-Brazilian Culture on Self-titled Debut
Africanness in Brazil has (almost) always been on the sidelines. In the past there was not a huge amount of... Read Article
Andean Cosmology and Natural Responsibilities: An Interview with Nicola Cruz
More so than many electronic producers today, Nicola Cruz‘s music is a testament to where he comes from. He takes... Read Article
REVIEW Polo Montañez – Guajiro Natural / Guitarra Mia
The music of Polo Montañez is back in circulation after almost 15 years, thanks to LusAfrica’s reissue of his two... Read Article