If you google “Ed Maverick”, the first question related to him that pops up is how he got famous. The concern is totally valid if you consider that, at just 20 ...
Rodrigo Amarante receives the Tigre Sounds video call from his home in Los Angeles, the same space that sheltered him last year during the lockdown, with a hand...
It's no secret: urban music – especially trap – settled in the heart of Chilean youth. Names like DrefQuila, Princesa Alba, Gianluca, Polimá Westcoast, Harry Na...
For centuries, in Latin America, every rebel or fugitive slave who led a life of freedom in remote corners was called “cimarrón”. That’s certainly a strong refe...
Memories from the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, love letters from Spain, female voices and sisterhood from Cuba to Brazil, from Chile to Mexico and Colomb...
Trap has become a platform for many artists to take off from. The phenomenon is indeed global, but in Latin America it opened other possibilities: it placed a n...
There’s always been talent in the shadows, in the back room, out of the spotlight. From the time of Cyrano de Bergerac, there’ve been creative and inspired mind...
As a self-proclaimed music discovery platform, you probably find yourself wondering: "How do they discover music?" Well, lucky for us sonic explorers, finding...
“Our next guest is an Argentinean superstar who’s making her U.S. TV debut…” These words – spoken by Jimmy Fallon a month ago on his famous television show – mu...
Something plays on repeat, over and over again, from the beaches of Miami to the great valley of Envigado, at some imaginary point between the ramblas of Montev...
