Tracing Roots Music Today: Colombia (Part 1)

Tracing Roots Music Today: Colombia (Part 1)

Explore and bring up. Recover and preserve. Support and spread. Tracing roots music today involves several actions, especially if it is in Colombian territory, where more than 1,000 rhythms have emerged, distributed

Boleros, Rave & Syncopa: Revealing the Other Side of Latin Electronic with Sinego

Boleros, Rave & Syncopa: Revealing the Other Side of Latin Electronic with Sinego

Latin electronic music already has a long and interesting journey behind it. Those early adventures raised key names like Nortec Collective, the Tijuana project dedicated to fusing electronica with regional Mexican music

Minyo Crusaders: The Tokyo-Based Band Fusing Japanese Folk Music with Global Sounds

Minyo Crusaders: The Tokyo-Based Band Fusing Japanese Folk Music with Global Sounds

A crusader is someone who strives to achieve something because of their strong beliefs. Japanese ensemble Minyo Crusaders is very clear about what to stand for: minyo (min’yō), a traditional folk music

What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Mexico City

What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Mexico City

Of all the great Latin American metropolises, Mexico City stands out not only for its vast territory and population but also for hosting a rich cultural history, fueled for centuries by indigenous

Tigre Den Release: Miluhska

Tigre Den Release: Miluhska

Originally published: September 23, 2022 At this point, it’s clear that when an artist comes to Tigre Studios, it’s more than likely that something different will happen. Miluhska’s “Loba” release, of course,

Amapiano: How This South African Genre Has Reached Global Heights

Amapiano: How This South African Genre Has Reached Global Heights

Amapiano is going global. It started as a refreshing breeze shaking the EDM landscape. And today we’re witnessing not only its dizzying evolution but also its consolidation as a genre. Amapiano –

What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Rio

What Locals Are Actually Listening to in Rio

There’s a local joke that the year only begins for Brazilians after Carnival. And everyone knows that a city like Rio de Janeiro lives this celebration like no other. Last month, the

Ibeyi Enchants the U.S. With Their Spell 31 Tour (Interview)

Ibeyi Enchants the U.S. With Their Spell 31 Tour (Interview)

It’s been long overdue but it’s been confirmed: French-Cuban sisters Ibeyi are back in the U.S. to tour their latest record Spell 31. We know that their live performance is exquisite, and

Tigre Den New Single Release: Fémina – “Inmortales / Jenny La del Barrio”

Tigre Den New Single Release: Fémina – “Inmortales / Jenny La del Barrio”

Sisters Sofía and Clara Trucco of Argentine folk-fusion duo Fémina have returned to Miami bearing the gift of a brand new mashup. When we asked them to drop by Tigre Studios, we

Meet Jackie Mendoza and Her Revealing Musical Odyssey

Meet Jackie Mendoza and Her Revealing Musical Odyssey

The title Galaxia de Emociones couldn’t be more fitting for Jackie Mendoza’s first full-length album. That’s the feeling caused by delving into the songs made by this Mexican-American artist: a galaxy of