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
A very primal folkloric record, with subtle electronic elements, Pol Nada‘s La San Llamarada was a tribute to Linares Cardozo, but it also became an outstanding showcase of what this Argentinean composer was capable of, making this traditional... Read Article
This could well be one of the best albums of 2016, a sonic adventure from the next generation of Latin American electronica, somewhere in between the tropical explorations and future bass music, as danceable in the club as... Read Article
Forged during the proliferation of Latin Bass, the work of Argentinean duo Camanchaca has always been very eclectic, going from neo folklore to digital cumbia in an extensive discography that was created in just a matter of years. They went silent... Read Article
