Nathalie Barret-Mas—better known as Natie—is a violinist, vocalist and producer whose musical style is as diverse as her background: mixing R&B, Electronic, World music, and more, in order to connect with people from different cultures. Natie has gone through a wide range of performances, from competing in Afropunk’s Battle of the Bands to performing alongside Beyoncé and Jay-Z on their On The Run II world tour.
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L.A. pysch band Amo Amo is a group of friends that came through jam sessions. Unlike most friend jam sessions though, Amo Amo’s destiny was fulfilled when My Morning Jacket’s Jim James heard them and fell in love with their sound. Today their EP, Canta, is out.
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Hace dos días que estrenó el video de “Huracán de Fuego”, la canción del nuevo disco de Natalia Pérez, mejor conocida como Cancamusa. Ahora, la artista que ha creado fuego y relámpagos a través de la batería en unos de los escenarios más grandes del mundo al lado de otrxs titanes musicales como Mon Laferte y Javiera Mena, esta lista para tomar el centro de atención con su disco, Cisne – Lado Negro.
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Con mas de diez años en la industria musical, Francisca Valenzuela sigue mostrando el poder de la sinceridad en la música pop. En su disco nuevo, la cantante chilena nos lleva en un viaje cual empieza en una caverna de tristeza, donde nuestra “héroe” parece estar inmovilizada por rechazo, o corazón roto. Pero a través de vocales resonantes y letras conmovedoras, termina sosteniendo su interlocutor.
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Los Cumpleaños are the band from Brooklyn that’s eclectic as their futuristic avant-garde electro Bullerengue music. They can only be described as friendly if not fun. Genuine music enthusiasts, the small sample size of music they’ve released so far shows that the only reason they wouldn’t run up to you to say “hi, primo!” is because they’re too busy jamming out.
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