St. Vincent Releases an Album Singing in Spanish
Some artists are empowered by moving among the unexpected. Annie Clark, aka St. Vincent, is one of those artists. She ignores formulas, breaks patterns, crosses borders, and explores the unexplored. She can rescue
Summer Releases We’re Hyped For
The return of a super influential Mexican rock band, just about to go on tour in the US. The third record of a retro and deeply soulful mambo ensemble that rescues the
What People Are Listening to in Central America
Central America has been through everything in recent years. Some natural disasters, from earthquakes to hurricanes. Crises of all kinds, from economic to migratory, from political to environmental. Like the rest of
The Latin Alternative Scene Out of the Dominican Republic
Located in the heart of the Antilles of the Caribbean Sea, the Dominican Republic fulfills that overwhelming devotion to music. Some of the most shaking rhythms on the planet have emerged in
Electronic Caribbean: Alternative Latin Pop Artists to Watch
The hypnotic beats of electronic music have always been at ease with the traditional rhythms and folk sounds of Latin America. We’ve seen it on the dance floors, especially on the DJ
Electronic Caribbean: Alternative Latin Pop Artists to Watch
The hypnotic beats of electronic music have always been at ease with the traditional rhythms and folk sounds of Latin America. We’ve seen it on the dance floors, especially on the DJ
Re-Birth of Latin Alternative Rock Culture
If we talk about the rebirth of the Latin alternative rock culture, we assume that its birth happened some time ago. And so it was: this movement called “alterlatino” broke out in
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
