Astropical’s Full Album Drop Is A Cosmic Celebration of Soulful Ecstasy
When Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana first unveiled their supergroup, ASTROPICAL, it felt like an inevitable fusion—two sonic universes colliding to birth a project that was both electric and deeply organic. Now, with the
Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana Birth Electrifying New Supergroup, ASTROPICAL
In an electrifying collaboration that is already making waves across the Latin music world, Colombian powerhouse Bomba Estéreo and Venezuelan breakout band Rawayana have joined forces to form the supergroup ASTROPICAL. Today, ASTROPICAL unveils their debut single,
TIGRE SELECTOR: Branko’s Lisboa Enchufada
Branko, the trailblazing Portuguese artist and producer, has been redefining the boundaries of electronic music with his Afro-diasporic and Lusophone influences. As a founding member of Buraka Som Sistema and the creative
ARTIST WE LOVE: La Lom’s Los Angeles League of Musicians
From the heart of Los Angeles, La Lom, has been a Tigre Sounds staple band ever since we came across their unique, body-moving sound that pulses with vibrant, multicultural energy. The band, made up of
Salsita Que Pica: Afro-Caribbean Rhythms in CDMX with La Bendicion’s Gabriel El Rey del Swing
When we think of CDMX’s music scene, salsa might not be the first genre that comes to mind. This bustling Latin American metropolis has long been known for its rock, alternative, and
Our Favorite Global Music Parties
Where’s the party? We’ll never get tired of asking the question. Because there’s always going to be a party out there, with a lit-up DJ and a flaming dance floor. A party
Tigre Selector: Madame Vacile’s De Todito Bailable
If you haven’t yet experienced the body-moving vibes from Cali, Colombia born, Brooklyn-based Madame Vacile, your soul is in for a treat. Her newest collection of Afro-Colombian rhythms layered with tropical native sounds
The Infectious Band You Can’t Get Enough Of: LA LOM [Exclusive Premiere & Interview]
“Nick had a vision of a group of musicians that could all play any style and thought of the name, Los Angeles League of Musicians. It wasn’t until he brought his congas