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
With examples like the Italian Clap! Clap and British Auntie Flo, the exploration of contemporary and traditional sounds from Africa is more active than ever these days. And Latin American producers are no exception, with Daniel Valle-Riestra, part... Read Article
When you revisit an iconic folk artist, there is an extensive trip where you follow divergent paths that lead you to discover new places, yet somehow still sound familiar. El Camino De Leda is the newest compilation from... 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
So far digital folklore has done good in maintaining its status as a developing music genre rather than standing as a musical trend. With the digital domain continually revealing new artists and labels, it’s been the physical realm... Read Article
Obtaining notoriety on digital networks as the future dancehall and Latin rhythms outfit Tecla De Oro, Chilean Baltazar Solar Russ is better known by his alias Alpha Stronggah, a musical adventure driven by his intention of blending dubbed-out... Read Article
