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- LA LOM at the Jazz Café, London
Ladies and gentlemen, will you welcome please, from Los Angeles… LA LOM! The Los Angeles League of Musicians (or LA LOM, as they are known and loved) will be appearing at the Jazz Café in Camden Town on August 20th ahead of the release – on Verve Records, no less… Read more » - The Sound as Narrative in Latin American Experimental Cinema
In film, image usually takes the lead. And it’s real even in the games you find on Slotsgem. But in Latin American experimental cinema, sound is just as important. It doesn’t just support visuals. It becomes the story. It tells, shapes, and reflects. It speaks to political and cultural issues… Read more » - Kava Vs. Kratom: How Can People In Latin America Choose Between The Two?
Kava and kratom are two plant-based products that have grown in popularity across Latin America, especially among those exploring natural alternatives for relaxation or focus. While both are often discussed in similar circles, they differ in how they’re used, sourced, and perceived. For consumers in Latin America, choosing between kava… Read more » - 5 Latin American Films that Explore Inner Journeys of Growth and Self-discovery
A still from the film “The Book of Life” by Jorge R. Gutierrez (2014), showing Joaquin (left), Manolo (center), and Maria (right) banding together to fight their enemies. Latin American films often explore more than just external conflict. They take a deep dive into the hidden emotional landscapes of their… Read more » - “Sucuri” by BIKE: A Sounds and Colours song première
Sounds and Colours presents the new single from the exciting São Paulo psyche-rock band, BIKE, who are Júlio Cavalcante (vocals and guitar), Diego Xavier (vocals and guitar), Daniel Fumega (drums), and new member Gil Mosolino (bass). This new release “Sucuri”, is the first single from their upcoming album, marking the… Read more » - Coloring Pages and the Caribbean: Bringing Island Culture to Life
Caribbean is a fascinating destination with various cultures, beautiful sceneries, and rich history based on creativity. The islands are characterized by their lively expressions of life as seen in the crowded festivals, green beaches, and the blue seas. How then can we relate to the vibrant culture of the Caribbean… Read more » - Online Music Distribution That Supports Multi‑Artist Label Models in Latin America & the Caribbean
You’ve built a small label in Medellín, or maybe you’re juggling a reggae band from Kingston and a trapetón duo from San Juan. Either way, one artist account is not enough. You want every talent to shine without logging in and out of different dashboards or converting pesos, reais, and Jamaican dollars… Read more » - “NEURODIVERGENTE”: Mateo (Francisco, el Hombre) opens his heart
Almost with tears in his eyes, Mateo opens his heart. “I’m glad I wrote about all that back then, because today I’m not that person anymore, but I needed to talk.” He talks about the songs he composed inside rehab clinics for the album NEURODIVERGENTE, where he exposes his pain… Read more » - What’s happening (London-side, later this summer)?
Good times! These are the good times… The artists just keep on rolling into the nation’s capital. Here are some exciting concerts lined up for a little later this summer. Please note how I’m really trying to give y’all a little more notice, honest. Quinteto Astor Piazzolla at the Barbican,… Read more » - “Estação Camélias” by Atletas: A Sounds and Colours video première
The song and video of ‘Estação Camélias’ by Atletas, namely Mario Cascardo from the Municipal K7 stable, is taken from the new album called Reflexão Meteórica and will be released on tape and vinyl on the 21st August, in a partnership between the labels Municipal K7 (São Paulo/Rio de Janeiro)… Read more »
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