Taking the dream pop tune “Automatic System” to a more electronic territory, Rubio add dramatism and movement to the song, originally by Parrot Dream, moving from a two-minute downtempo introduction to an electropop build-up, creating a cinematic scene... Read Article
Fantasna, real name Sebastián Mella, has been active in the Santiago musical scene since 2001, playing sets on the first edition of Boiler Room, LAMC and Sonar Sound Santiago festival. In 2018 he curated a series of parties... Read Article
From digital folklore to pop music, New Latam Beats is back with another compilation showcasing the freshest music from Latin America. Revueltas is a compilation series that brings together some of Chile’s finest electronic female and non-binary artists,... Read Article
Chilean glitch hop producer and Discos Pegaos’ label-head, Dementira, besides being one prolific producer, is well known in his hometown for being a talented designer. His graphic artworks can be seen on the covers of albums for the... Read Article
Continuing to shed light on the popular and contemporary musical landscape of the long and geographical diverse country of Chile, we share the newest sounds coming out of the southern tip of Latin America. As summer is saying... Read Article
After starting out in 2016, Santiago’s live house music duo Lovshai released their debut EP in 2017, under the I S L A records imprint. Skipping forward to the present day and their third release, Vitamina, is out... Read Article
One of the most talented and underground producers of electronic club music in Chile, Marvin Marlyn, best known for his takes on future beats, cosmic boogie and jersey club, explores tropical rhythms on his latest cut, out on... Read Article
Valparaíso-based netlabel Modismo are back with an album filled with Inteligent Dance Music, that, as we have become accustomed to, always finds space for experimentalism and musicianship that is intense but nevertheless chilled and vibing. Inspired by free... Read Article
In Chile, there are still fights to be made, be it for social justice and equality, or to aid the victims of this so-called “war” that the President declared against a “powerful enemy”. The enemy he was referring... Read Article
After more than 20 days of protests in Chile, we are counting up the damage. While some media are still focusing on the material costs, there are others that are worried about the extreme violence applied by the... Read Article
Previously known as El Sueño De La Casa Propia (which translates as “the dream of owning one’s home”), the new project by José Manuel Cerda, Bruxista, is also a play on words sparked by anxiety and frustration at... Read Article
As reggaeton continues to embed itself in the mainstream, the line between what is “real” Latin music and what is a pre-conception made in the economical centers of the world, has increasingly become blurred, with cultural colonization as... Read Article
