One of the best-renowned traditional Pacifico music groups from Colombia, Canalón de Timbiquí have garnered an international reputation over the years for their playing, and recently put out some of their greatest recordings to date on their last... Read Article
Time for our round-up of the best albums of the year and, as ever, the criteria remains the same. These are the albums by Latin American and Latin American-descendant artists that we think are the best of the... Read Article
We’re very happy to bring you a brand new mix of Latin downtempo celebrating some of the finest cuts of the year from this seemingly perpetually-growing new movement of artists inspired and/or based in Latin America. Basy Tropikalne... Read Article
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
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
Following a series of singles, Uji aka Luis Maurette, has released his debut album Alborada and it’s potentially one of the electronic albums of the year. Maurette has been a constant figure in the Latin American underground over... Read Article
With a new Fémina album still in the works, the group’s Sofia “Toti” Trucco, set about releasing her debut EP Adoro under her artistic name Sof Tot. Released in February by Concepto Cero, the EP contains four tracks,... Read Article
Following two single releases, Uji has today released the first track to be taken from his upcoming debut album Alborada. “Jenga” is a dark, brooding beast with Uji’s deep, resonant voice one of the features of a haunting... Read Article
