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AYA Records presents Humazapas’ 'Sara Tipi.'

‘Sara Tipi’ is the second single from Humazapas' album 'Sara Mama.' 

The ‘Sara Tipi’ (corn harvest) feast is here. This song is in the San Juanito musical genre.

The song ‘Sara Tipi’ is for the Sara Mama (mother corn) harvest ritual. The signs of the chakra (sown field) are embodied in this song, in the story about a person who turns into a corn worm.

The musical video for ‘Sara Tipi’ was directed by Luis Bonilla Simba, an audiovisual producer for ANTA Records and a member of Humazapas. This video tries to transmit an idea of everyday life in the community and humans’ relationship with nature and the world of the deities. The musical video shows the harvest of the sacred corn grain, “Sara Mama,” in a field located in the foothills of the snow-capped mountain “Mama Cotacachi.” 

‘Sara Tipi’ is out on April 12th, 2023 on AYA Records, the sister label of ZZK Records. 
 
Humazapas’ album 'Sara Mama' is out on June 9th, 2023

Artwork: Sebastián Alvear from Cotacachi, Ecuador

Sara Tipi

Humazapas - Sara Tipi

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➜ http://zzkrecords.com/luzmilaremixed
➜ http://zzkrecords.com/album/Luzmila_Carpio_Meets_ZZK 
➜ Bandcamp: https://zzkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/luzmila-carpio-meets-zzk
➜ iTunes: hyperurl.co/m6pjum

Watch on YouTube:
➜https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4puoVGx62n4&list=PL97ISVilOoYAtLanUD-vdjDgI82UvDUm3

“…And all of a sudden, as the sun set on a Sunday, I felt the song of a bird, an extraordinary beautiful song.  You can believe me or not.  And it said to me:  Look, listen to Luzmila singing to the mothers, her songs of Bolivia…  We’re all irreplaceable, we’re unique, even though we are alone; the song protects us, it comes from wherever it comes and it rests in the soul, like this time with Luzmila…”  - Mercedes Sosa

Luzmila Carpio Meets ZZK		

Timeless songs meet digital vanguard in a cosmic explosion of LatAm beauty.
At the crossroads of the traditional and the modern, the folkloric and the futuristic, herein lies ZZK Records.
ZZK is incredibly honored and excited to announce the release of the Luzmila Carpio meets ZZK EP. Honored because we’ve had the opportunity to work with the most famous indigenous singer on the South American continent. Excited because the collaboration turned out really beautiful.  
Born in Qala-Qala, Potosi, Bolivia, Luzmila has been singing since the mid 1960’s of her homeland, of the Pachamama, of nature and her people in Quechua, a language thought to be more than 2,000 years old. The power of her stories transcends the boundaries of language; even without understanding the words, the listener can feel its beauty. Sit back and take a trip with Luzmila, remixed by some of the most innovative and creative producers experimenting with the new Latin music genre today.

"... The voice of Luzmila Carpio awakens the supernatural world of the Andes mountains...she is the heiress of an ancestral art…"  - Le Nouveau Quotidien, Switzerland

Almost Musique and Squirrel Thing Recordings are pleased to announce the international release of Luzmila Carpio's "Yuyay Jap'Ina Tapes," the source material behind this ZZK remix EP. 17 original Quechua songs by this singular voice from Bolivia.  Available worldwide on CD and double LP later this year.  It’s available now on digital and CD on Almost Musique. 


Tarpuricusum Sarata (King Coya Remix)

AYA Records, imprint of the pioneering Latin American label, ZZK Records, transports listeners to Andean Amazonia with its first release, Respira, by Mateo Kingman. 

Kingman, 24, is a singer-songwriter of Ecuadorian Amazonian music that fuses traditional Latin American sounds with hip-hop, rock, and pop. Respira, his debut album, is an energy overload that sings of biodiversity, sketching natural landscapes of magic and water colors. It is infused with sounds guiding the listener from the jungle and to high mountains, between the tangle of trees and the meandering sound of the wind on the moors. 

Kingman's childhood was spent in Macas, a small town in the Amazon, where he was exposed to the cultural richness of the Shuar community and Amazonian mythologies. There his feet grew calloused on mountain grass, there he dove in the Amazonian rivers searching for ancient sounds of water devils. He walked narrow, muddy roads, hearing the cries of the wild, of the Amazonian nymphs, of the dense green. In this environment, Kingman began experimenting with the guitar, drums, and traditional instruments. He began exploring the universal nature of music, which ties the finite and small human condition, full of passions hard to understand, with the cosmic, the chaotic, and the infinite. 

After a brief interlude pursuing semi-professional sports (100 meter hurdles), Kingman moved to Quito in 2012 and launched his music career. Just a few short years later, he finds himself at the forefront of the Latin American music scene emerging out of Ecuador, both as a soloist and a member of the band EVHA. 

Respira exemplifies this sound, fusing electronic with organic and acoustic in order to create a musical oxymoron: chaotic harmony. Inspired by artists such as Simón Díaz, Atahualpa Yupanqui, Violeta Parra, Juaneco y Su Combo, Control Machete, Bomba Estereo, Sidestepper and Café Tacvba, the album combines samples and synthesizers, with organic sounds he records himself in rivers, forests, and mountains. Kingman's lyrics connect the concrete jungle with the past of four million years of human life historically tied to the natural world. His soundscapes are full of the spiritual energy of all that is good, of what makes us dance to scare away the demons. His fiery voice constantly stabs at the melodies, spilling out the verses with rap and timbres of traditional songs. 

With the swagger of Calle 13 and the groove of Manu Chao, Mateo Kingman is ready to show you his world. Respira is out on August 12 on AYA Records, and will be available everywhere.

Respira

Mi Pana

Dame Tu Consuelo

There’s something brewing in the Ecuadorian underground.  In 2015 ZZK Records introduced the world to the sensorial sound of Nicola Cruz, shortly after in 2016, Mateo Kingman.  This year has seen numerous projects emerging from Ecuador’s effervescent and vibrant scene, none more exciting than EVHA.   
 
It isn’t the past, it’s now, and it’s magical. El Viejo Hombre de los Andes, EVHA (The Old Man of the Andes), is a band formed by four creators who put heart and soul into everything they do: combining ritual dance rhythms, faraway plateau choirs and sacred songs with bold contemporary beats.
 
Recovering the ancestral protests of traditional Ecuadorian music (“Uiuí”), urgent calls for nature's protection (“Todo su cuerpo brilla”), the repetitive striking of the hoe in the field and the endless green of the forest. But also combining textures of laughter, deep rivers and majestical lakes, Ecuador’s magic captured in sound.  
 
We find refreshing and delicate electronic glitches transitioning into hip hop-influenced voices from mountain top ceremonies among fast looped marimba arpeggios, contrasting beats and touches of ambient.  This ethno-electronic experiment is full of flavors from various regions; sanjuanito, pasillo and bomba sample flirtations with ethereal beats. 
 
The record El Viejo Hombre de los Andes has a clear connecting thread, absorbing forms and colors from native Ecuadorian music and strengthening them into a tight conceptual construction with captivating and current sounds.

EVHA - Free

Los Hijos del Pacífico - La Buluca
Grabado, mezclado y masterizado por DIego Gómez
Llorona Records 2013

Imagen por Karolina Bebop (Boceto diseño para Llorona Records)

Los Hijos del Pacífico - La buluca

Ofelia

Ofelia (Cerrero Dub Mix)

Manu Chao - La vie A 2 (Dj Sandro de America Remix)

AYA is a new imprint of ZZK Records focused on contemporary Latin American musical expressions.  Our focus is to provide a solid platform for exciting new sounds to be seen and heard.  We may even throw in a couple surprises in the mix just to keep things interesting.

aya@ayarecords.net


Mi Pana

AYA Records

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