The history of Afro Peruvian sounds and rhythms fusing with electronic music goes a long way back in time. One of its earliest examples is the 1985’s track “Bri...
A few weeks ago I was thrilled to get the news that Netflix was about to release Rompan Todo: The history of rock music in Latin America. My mind was blown whil...
When you walk on the streets of many Mexican cities it is very likely that the first thing you will hear blasting from the speakers of a passing car, or from th...
A scrapbook of phrases and the wisdom you learn from embracing the contradictions and bittersweetness of life with a smile. That is what El Individuo’s new EP -...
Colombian music has a unique way of turning regional Latin references into universal sound and that is part of the reason why artists all the way from Bomba Est...
ÌFÉ’s music has always been about creating a spiritual connection with their ancestors through music and inspire other people in the process. In some cases this...
The last time I was blown away by a Latin track in the middle of a cumbia set, one that I couldn’t tell who it was by and wasn’t able to find out via Shazam, wa...
As December gets closer, artists are reaching the last chances to release music before everyone turns their attention towards end of year celebrations. This mak...
Imagine a different type of electronic music. One that skipped over disco’s 4x4 and instead replaced it by the cuban 3/2 clave as the pulsating heart of its bea...
Resident Mexican DJ and all-around musical badass, Pablo Borchi, gives us his perspective on the rise of afrobeats on dance floors around the world, and how the...
Pablo Borchi is a Mexican Dj and producer who is known for his work within the global bass scene. Besides his work as an artist he writes and does all kinds of music related projects as part of the Cassette Blog Crew.
