Known as one of the originators of the tropical bass movement that emerged from Latin America in 2007, El Remolón has always been finding new ways to keep the ball rolling. As well as his solo work, he is behind the imprint... Read Article
Out now on the Barcelona-based Folcore label, Kambara’ Anga, the newest work of Argentinean producer Pablo Carpignano, under his alias Don Plok, mixes rhythms from both Africa and America. Embracing the motherland diaspora and its timeless cross-pollination with... Read Article
As a metaphor for a bunch of grapes (racimo in Spanish), Argentinean producer and HiedraH affiliate, Desdel Barro, gives us a feast of South American flavours on Racimo, his new album made on the road while touring different... Read Article
On his new album, La Identidad Es Una Trampa (Identity Is A Trap), San Ignacio continues to explore the rhythms of Latin America with electronic elements smoothly permeating the folkloric fabric that he has been knitting since Costa,... Read Article
As an imaginary journey to far away places, Integraciones is an invitation to cross references and compositional methods, giving absolute freedom to the guests on its releases. The series, which will feature two tracks by two different guests... Read Article
As was the case with digital cumbia, electronic music producers from Argentina were quick to make a connection with their folkloric roots, exploring national genres like copla, chamamé and chacarera. The exploration of cultural heritage is something that they... Read Article
In late August, Argentinean electronic music outfit Camanchaca released their long awaited third album, Digitalisimo Bailable; but this was not a normal release. The duo, formed by Juan de Borbón and Alejandro Duro, decided to make the album... Read Article
It’s quite clear that Mati Zundel‘s debut album Amazonico Gravitante may be one of the albums of the year, something suggested by our recent review. It’s also safe to say that this recent video for “Señor Montecostes” may... Read Article
Folk music has never been my cup of tea. My parents spent their teenage years rebelling against the cultural isolation imposed by Onganía’s dictatorship (1966-1970) and, as a result, have always embraced and encouraged in their daughters a... Read Article
No Desaparecer is the latest album from SUB, an Argentinian band with an alternative rock approach. This is a band following in the footsteps of American bands such as Pearl Jam, American Music Club and REM though still... Read Article
Great single from the Gotham Twins, originally released just before Christmas and finally making its way to Sounds and Colours in the Spring. The Gotham Twins are a mixture of New York swagger, twisted Nick Cave-isms and a... Read Article
