5 Acts That Have Inspired Tigre Sounds
Musical discovery is the name of the game at Tigre Sounds. We created this space for all you music lovers out there who aren’t intimated by a different language and are easily
Made in France: 5 Artists We Can’t Stop Listening To
France. The country many know and love for its world-famous wine and cheese, timeless cinema and majestic coast lines has also long been recognized as being the place to be for up-and-coming
What People are Actually Listening to in Jamaica Right Now
Reggae is a genre with such an identifiable sound, it’s hard to think it can evolve from what we all know it so well as. Good thing for us, there’s a great
5 Peruvian Electronic Music Producers Working with Afro Peruvian Sounds and Influences
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 “Brian Meno” where Miki Gonzales fused
5 Artists to Check Out if You Like Manu Chao
We all have a handful of favorite artists whose music is always a great idea, perfect for pretty much any mood or occasion. For us, Manu Chao will always be one of
6 New Releases We’re Excited About
A lot of this are going on in the world right now, and while your attention might be elsewhere (understandably), we want to make sure you don’t miss some delicious new releases
8 Bandcamp Artists To Support This Holiday Season
Ho ho holy moly it’s already the end of 2020! A year that will be forever burned into our hearts and minds. But thankfully, musicians around the world persevered and to our
A Road Map to New Music in Mexico
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 the
6 Recent Colombian Releases You Should Check Out
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 Estéreo to J. Balvin
8 Killer Artists With African Roots in Europe
There is a reason why Africa is called “Mama Africa”. As the oldest inhabited continent on Earth, humans and our ancestors have lived in Africa for more than 5 million years. As
