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Discover the Sun-Soaked Rhythms of Baile Funk with Juan Calle’s Latest Single “Canses”

Posted on 25 October 2019
https://soundcloud.com/juancallemusic/canses-juan-calle-x-nobveno/s-31bj9

Summer may be over, but that’s no excuse not to go in search of sun-soaked hits. As it happens, Juan Calle released their latest modern Latino single “Canses” on October 25th which pretty much serves as an aural plane ticket to Rio.

Baile Funk may not be a popular genre in the UK, but the airwaves would undoubtedly be a more rhythmic place if artists such as Juan Calle broke into the mainstream with their inventively cultural mix of Rap and modern Latino beats.

If you thought that Reggae-infused Rap was vibrant, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by what the Boston, US-based artist has to offer through Canses. The high energy single offers the perfect intricately immersive introduction to the realm of Baile Funk.

You can check out Juan Calle’s latest single Cansas for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Aleysa Brings the Bass-Driven Latino Rhythms with Their Latest Single “Traviesa”

Posted on 20 October 2019

Up and coming Latino Pop artist Aleysa has reinvented Latino rhythms with one of the most contemporary approaches to the genre I’ve heard in a long time with their debut album “Traviesa”.

In the title track, the reverberance of the bass brings a brand-new dynamic to the fluid sun-soaked highly danceable rhythms. It’s safe to say that if anyone has the ability to bring Latino back into the mainstream in the UK, it would be Aleysa.

My unilingual mind may not have been able to decipher the lyrics, but it was perceptible enough through the delivery of the lyrics that Aleysa possesses a rarely found accessible charisma along with a sure enough serving of commanding vibrant attitude. She’s certainly not an artist who will be ‘up and coming’ for long.

You can check out Aleysa’s debut album Traviesa for yourselves by heading over to Spotify now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Vilaire Manuel Unleashes a Sun-Soaked Reggaeton Hit with Latest Single “Mi Amor”

Posted on 11 August 2019

Summer may be almost over, yet there’s still plenty of time to appreciate the sun-soaked Reggaeton hit “Mi Amor” from up and coming Philadelphia-based artist Vilaire Manuel who teamed up with an exceptionally talented female vocalist to bring a vibrantly amorous dynamic to the track.

With Vilaire Manuel’s latest anthemic offering of Reggae soaked R&B Pop, you can expect to hear transfixing vibrant Latin rhythms which wrap around the EDM elements making Mi Amor an incredibly high-energy danceable track.

Yet the intricacies in the multi-layered beats allows Mi Amor to resonate with plenty of distinction from your average Reggaeton beats and the inclusion of harmonic female vocals into Mi Amor spills plenty of potent chemistry as the romantically high-vibe track unfolds.

You can check out Vilaire Manuel’s track Mi Amor for yourselves by heading over to Spotify now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Candy Man & Sito Rocks – SIGUE: A Flood of Vibrant Urban Chaos

Posted on 2 March 2018

For his latest track Reggaeton, Latin, Urban Pop sensation Candy Man teamed up with fellow Floridan Sito Rocks a Spanish vocalist who knows just how to mix up a track. Combined, the two artists create a flood of vibrant Urban chaos that you won’t be able to forget in a hurry.

SIGUE is a mind-blowing track that will almost certainly be one of the club anthems of the Summer, the mix up of English and Spanish vocals is bordering on genius and the infusion of different genres just takes this track to the next level. Both artists are no means strangers to the Latin Rap/Reggeton movements, so it’s no wonder fans are going crazy for their latest track which was released on January 5th, 2018. The roots of both artists sounds are palpable throughout this mix under the dirty dubbed beat that’s fuelled with infinite veracity, their sounds fuse together seamlessly, I only hope they make more music together in the future.

Check out the official music video to SIGUE on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAVeAyAEnB8

For more music from Candy Man, check out his official website:

http://www.CandymanMusic.com

or if Sito Rocks won it for you check him out at

http://www.SitoRocks.com

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Kate Thomas – Stone Pillow – A Driven Single Where The Energy Of Rock Blends In With The Intimacy Of Folk

Posted on 20 October 2017

Kate Thomas is an artist with a unique approach to rock and folk music. Her sound is laced with powerful guitar melodies and energetic vocal performances that feel fierce and spontaneous. There are many layers to the artist’s sound and vision: Amazingly, Kate set out to combine a simple songwriting approach with a very personal and unique twist to bring her music to life. Her recent release, “Stone Pillow”, is a perfect example of how the artist goes about building an intricate plot of sonic textures and atmosphere, upon which she is able to lay down a compelling flow of expertly written lyrics with an emotional overtone.

This release is a remarkable sign of growth and accomplishment from an artist who has really progressed, one song at a time, showcasing a lot of passion and commitment to her art.

“Stone Pillow” is certainly one of those songs that would immediately get classed for heavy rotation in your personal playlist, and we’re certain you won’t be getting tired of it anytime soon!

A.Sanchez Releases Latin Infused Track “No Quiero Despertar”

Posted on 12 October 2017

Music in the modern world is a wonderful blend of cross cultural interaction, a mixing of geographical location and heritage, and as the world becomes a smaller place and people become ever more fluid in where life takes them, those musical mixes become ever more interesting and diverse. A Sanchez is the perfect example of this. Raised on a combination of Latin traditions and rock hits he began exploring all manner of musical styles and eventually obtained a degree in sound engineering.

The music he makes reflects the diversity of the modern musician and whilst it bristles with the  spice and groove of southern climes, there is also the bristle of the urban backdrop to be found in its harder rap-edged deliveries and the electronic motifs which sit side by side with the more usual South American sounds. No Quiero Desperatar is the perfect song to represent the modern musical world, a wonderful mix of tradition and modernity, of iconic sounds grooves and cutting edge musicality, of geographical blending and of heading into a whole new and very bright creative future. I looks like music is in a pair of very safe hands.