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 Hard Paint (Tinta Bruta)
Brazilian co-directors and writers Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Revlon’s multi-award winning film Hard Paint (Tinta Bruta) starts strongly by giving... 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
REVIEW Boogarins – Sombrou Dúvida
Born as a project for two friends, Dinho Almeida and Benke Ferraz, to kill time in between their high school classes... Read Article
REVIEW Angélique Kidjo – Celia
Anguelique Kidjo is at it again with her latest album Celia, in which just like last year’s reimagining of the... Read Article
REVIEW Jardín – Maqui de Hierro
The re-released record from Peruvian duo Jardín is better described as a scientific experiment in musical form. The themes of... Read Article
REVIEW Various Artists – Cantos Populares do Brasil de Elsie
The book Chants Populaires du Brésil (Popular Brazilian Songs) was compiled by singer and researcher Elsie Houston and released in... Read Article
REVIEW The Chambermaid
Lila Aviles’ debut film The Chambermaid (La Camarista) starts out strongly by introducing a quiet, mousy Eve that dutifully cleans,... Read Article
REVIEW Our Time
Renowned Mexican auteur Carlos Reygadas’ latest feature Our Time (Nuestro Tiempo) is a 3-hour study of a modern relationship gone... Read Article