Tigre Selector: Madame Vacile’s De Todito Bailable

Tigre Selector: Madame Vacile’s De Todito Bailable

If you haven’t yet experienced the body-moving vibes from Cali, Colombia born, Brooklyn-based Madame Vacile, your soul is in for a treat. Her newest collection of Afro-Colombian rhythms layered with tropical native sounds

The Undeniable Impact and Lasting Legacy of Celia Cruz

More than twenty years after her departure, Celia Cruz has more impact every day. She’s an immortalized legend. Her name is a street in the Bronx, a park in New Jersey and

LAMC takes NYC’s SummerStage: Photo Recap

LAMC takes NYC’s SummerStage: Photo Recap

New York City’s Summer Stage is more than just a festival; it’s an iconic celebration of music and culture that transforms neighborhood parks across the five boroughs into vibrant stages. Offering both free

Tigre Selector: Hong Kong’s Gia Fu Celebrates the Vibrant World of Salsa with ‘Un Verano en Nueva York’

Tigre Selector: Hong Kong’s Gia Fu Celebrates the Vibrant World of Salsa with ‘Un Verano en Nueva York’

We’ve been in awe of DJ, producer and vinyl guru Gia Fu ever since we discovered her passion and knowledge of the rich salsa landscape. Read her previous spotlight here. This summer she’ll

Playlist Vol. 48: Paz, Amor y Fania All-Stars

Playlist Vol. 48: Paz, Amor y Fania All-Stars

Fania All-Stars was more than just a group, their story encompasses the birth of salsa music and the global spread of Latin culture. Inspired by this revolutionary group and time in history,

Gia Fu: The First Asian Woman to Produce a Salsa Record

Gia Fu: The First Asian Woman to Produce a Salsa Record

How does a DJ and vinyl collector in Hong Kong become the record producer of one of the hottest salsa releases of the last few years? That’s the question everyone asks about

Lost & Revived Music: Vampisoul

Lost & Revived Music: Vampisoul

We live in a world where everything seems to be online and that includes music, of course. The work of record labels when it comes to discovering new sounds became limited to

Why this James Brown of Cuba is One of Our Favorite Live Acts To Catch: Meet Cimafunk

Why this James Brown of Cuba is One of Our Favorite Live Acts To Catch: Meet Cimafunk

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 reference for a linguistic blend. Of