Desert Blues: A Musical Journey Through the Tuareg Culture
Nomads, by tradition, move around the Sahara region in northwest Africa, through the Sahel, to the Niger River. They wear tunics, turbans, veils, and other loose clothing to let air flow underneath,
Playlist Vol. 33: French Feels
A compilation of some our favorite French artists, ranging from Indie Acoustic to Soul Folk. Perfectly paired for a rainy day or with pillow talk. Expect to feel something. Enjoy.
New Releases We’re Excited About
Some people rest at the end of the year, but these artists don’t. December unleashed some incredible new releases worth mentioning, even as we dip ourselves into the first weeks of the
Playlist Vol. 32: Tigre Best Of ’21
This year we’ve been through it all, from full-scale productions to intimate studio jams and live performances. This playlist is a collection of the music that genuinely made us feel something. We’ve
Tigre Den: Kaylee Ameri – “Ready Pa Ti”
A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity of hosting rising star, Kaylee Ameri in our studio for her upcoming release of her latest song, “Ready Pa Ti“. This young artist has cultivated a
4 Australian Artists We’re Obsessed With
There’s always something musically striking that points our antennas towards Australia. We aren’t talking about vintage classics likeINXS, nor are we talking about the mind-blowing experiences we had during a Tame Impala show. In fact,
Musa: Vol. 53
When we’re inspired, we feel like there’s a fire burning inside of our chests. We’re refreshed, invigorated, excited, and capable of anything. In this mix, we’ve highlighted a handful of female artists
Caderitas: Vol. 32
From Boleros and Salsa to Descarga, this mix is sure to make your hips sway. Enjoy sounds from the 60s and 70s from cities including NYC, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican
New Releases We Are Excited About
The year is ending and many of us are already beginning to ponder the “Best Of” lists for 2021. Fortunately, there are a few more we can add to that list with
3 Haitian Artists to Keep On Your Radar
Haiti’s musical spectrum is too wide and colorful to limit ourselves to Wyclef Jean. There’s a vast range of influences coming from Africa and Europe, and from the endless Caribbean fusions. These