The organic electronic music collective based in Antigua Guatemala, Mazukamba Beats, released its second compilation whose royalties will go to community conservation projects for the mangroves of the Guatemalan Pacific coast. Still unable to hold their monthly parties... Read Article
A review of Nicolás Jaar’s latest album Cenizas.
A well-known figure for his work in Lulacruza, Luis Maurette released his debut solo album this year, under the moniker of Uji. It was, undoubtedly, one of our favourite releases of the year, generating a 5-star review and... Read Article
Preceded by a single, “Canto A La Paz“, that included remixes by Dandara and Jin Yerei, Pol Nada‘s latest project takes us back to the roots of folklore. On La San Llamarada the producer refreshes the compositions of mythic Argentine folkorist Linares... Read Article
Nicolas Jaar is touring his new album Sirens, a dark and menacing auditory experience that cements Jaar as a reputable and innovative electronic composer. Catching Jaar live is a treat which combines the audio with the visual, stimulating... Read Article
Chico Dub’s series of Hy Brazil compilations have become something of a staple at Sounds and Colours HQ, each free-to-download release revealing many of the most cutting-edge sounds coming out of Brazil. He’s now up to volume 10... Read Article
At a time when the EP and single are taking over the digital shelves of the electronic charts, releasing an album seems like a full conceptual statement, not only because of the amount of work it contains but for... Read Article
Kafundó Records are back with a new selection of bass and electronic music from Brazil, following on from Volume 1: Digital Roots Music From Brazil and Volume 2: Roots and Bass Music from Brazil, both of which earned... Read Article
Incredibly, Hy Brazil are now up to their seventh compilation. The series, which started in 2013, has been one of our go-to-sources for finding out about the best experimental and electronic music being made in Brazil, responsible for... Read Article
Essentially, when El Sueño De La Casa Propia publishes any music we listen, such is the high regard we have for this Chilean producer. After all, this is the man responsible for Historial de Caidas (2010), one of... Read Article
During the last few years, Latin American electronic music in all of its mixed glory has been creeping its way onto playlists, DJ sets from tastemakers across the globe –like Daniel Haaksman and Diplo to name only two-... Read Article
From start to finish, Ritmo Latido plunges the listener into a musical journey of epic proportions. At once tribalistic and cutting-edge, the Argentine musician Guillermo Piacenza (operating under the pseudonym Doma Tornados, and slickly translating as ‘Tame Tornados’... Read Article
