Playlist Vol.10: ¡Quiubo Papá!
Float over to Colombia’s many landscapes–from luscious valleys and crips beaches, to towering hills and mountains–on this cloud of a mix filled with mystical sounds, deep beats, and rich rhythms. Our latest Spotify
Llorona Records and Cerrero are Amplifying Colombia’s Diverse Culture
Colombia’s Pacific coastline is a winding mass of jungle, hiding sprawling black sand beaches, wilderness, and communities of indigenous tribes and afro-descendant peoples lending an ancient and mystical appeal to this remote
How Gustavo Cerati’s “Bocanada” Transformed Latin Alternative Music
1999 was quite a year for alternative music. Up ‘til then, the ‘90s had already been quite musically eventful. They took off with a shoegaze romance, only to fall tangled up in
Gabriel Garzón-Montano Can Do No Wrong
Powerful artists, regardless of media or genre, all share one thing in common: vulnerability. This unapologetic tendency to embody their own truth that makes it almost impossible not to be carried away
Tigre Den: Nat’Lee – “Tú Sí Sabes Quererme” (Natalia Lafourcade Cover)
We’re excited to release our second video, and a special edition recording of our Tigre Den Sessions series! For this fantastic take on our intimate performances, we were blessed to work with
5 Reasons Why Wonderwheel Recordings Rocks
Not only has the way we consume music changed as technology and streaming platforms evolve, but the way artists make music has changed as well. This, along with antiquated record deal contracts–and
An Ode to Veza Sur & Our Tigre Den Supporters
You never forget who supports you from the beginning and we are giving an ice cold cheers to our friends at Veza Sur, Miami’s Latin-fueled brewery, for helping the dream come to life.
Song of the Week: “Desconocidos” – Diego Raposo ft. MULA
This week we’re keeping the vibes hot ‘n’ steamy with Dominican artists Diego Raposo and MULA and their irresistibly catchy take on love at first sight: “Desconocidos”. The Dominican Republic has long
Album Review: “No Visa” by Captain Planet
In a virtual listening party held on Zoom two weeks back, LA-based producer Captain Planet (real name Charlie Wilder) welcomed fans and collaborators alike into his home studio to celebrate the release of NO
Tigre Moves: Tiffany Suarez – “A Chamanda (Sango)”
Here at Tigre Sounds, we’re aware that music isn’t the only thing that influences and inspires culture. All forms of artistic expressions have an equal seat at the table when creating content