Once described as a Latin-swing-coup-d’état by a guy who was arguably out of his mind, Tonto Malembe is in fact a Venezuelan London-based association of musicians whose enthusiasm around certain political issues was not —and is currently not being— precisely well received by their government. Established in 2014, this Breakfast Club of Exiles —as it was also called once or twice, consists of Mandred Olbrich (bass, guitar, keyboards, synths). Joel Rojas Arriaga (drums, percussion, cuatro, sequencer) and it’s leader Baldo Verdú (vocals, guitar, cuatro, percussion), who besides of being execrated from the Christmas gift list of quite a bunch of politicians, also happens to be a songwriter, guitarist and percussionist with life-long experience among Venezuelan traditional rhythms as well as in genres as diverse as rock, funk and tropicália. These influences combined with the different musical backgrounds of each member of the group, all agglutinated by the notes of psychedelia, result in a sound that has been approved by the audiences from venues to major festivals such as Latin American Film Festival, Secret Garden Party, London Remixed Festival, Vagabond Festival and the Glastonbury Festival; both as a dance floor fire igniter as well as a mass-provoking political discourse.

ReeLoud is an underground Italian DJ and Producer currently based in London (UK).
He realised music was his road back in secondary school, where he spent hours, daily, bedroom-djing, and studying his crowd when playing live at parties. Slowly made his way to clubs, where he perfectioned his main goal, give his crowd a memorable time.

He produces Acid Minimal Tech, and brings the crowd a blend of known and new sounds, grabbing people from their comfort zone and taking them into the dungeon of what they want to dance to...
...but dont know it yet.

London-based Session Musician, Producer & Artist/Singer songwriter.
My song Winter is OUT NOW:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3aHYZno8ytdR5iuY0CLZtw?si=2f5a5ba734c5408f

https://www.saradesantismusic.com

Baldo Verdú fuses soulful pop harmonies and melodies with Afro-Latin drums, creating a unique blend of electronic and organic upbeat rhythms.

Born and raised in Caracas - Venezuela, he grew up in a family of folkloric musicians. First, approaching music through the richness of Afro-Venezuelan percussion to explore the roots and traditions of his people, and then with the guitar, the instrument that has connected that heritage with more universally known musical styles, such as pop, soul and funk.

His music is denoted by contrasts, encompassing the grieves of self-exile as well as the pleasures of discovering new cultural and artistic perspectives.

Baldo Verdú is following