Corre Violenta

Remix del tema Ros Cinco del disco  Calidoscopio (Natalia Luján - César Alarcón) (2003)

colaboración: Lucas Luján

Five Hands - (Calidoscopio remix)

Impro Hembra

Kaweshkar

RB 338 2.0 vst. Proceso Glich vst.
#nocopyright

Alp RB 338 v2.

Obra realizada con material sonoro registrado en la ciudad de Tandil. Registros de sonido ambiente obtenidos desde un mismo lugar (el patio de mi casa) en tres momentos diferentes del día son la materia para la elaboración de una voz caleidoscópica tandilense en uno de sus días. 

Tandilofón circadiano

Luego de una convocatoria en la que participaron más de 40 artistas, Fertil se complace en presentar un compilado reuniendo lo más interesante de la escena electrónica  sudamericana. Siguiendo con la oleada selvática iniciada con álbumes como “Amansará” de Chancha Via Circuito o “Selva” de El Remolón,  hemos decidido tomar este bioma como inspiración a través de grabaciones caseras de pájaros, grillos, ríos mesopotámicos, ícaros de ayahuasca y sonidos amazónicos, que se constituyen en leitmotivs de la obra.

El disco cuenta con la presencia de artistas argentinos como El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Rosario) , Tu Guaina (Misiones), San Ignacio (Tigre) o Jin Yerei  (Munro) y de otros países sudamericanos como Cero39 y Beatfunk (Colombia) o Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina), entre otros. Ellos son los nuevos exponentes del sonido electrónico sudamericano.

El disco se puede descargar del Bandcamp de Fertil Discos, gratuitamente o a cambio de una donación voluntaria.After receiving contributions from more than 40 artists, Fertil Discos is pleased to announce its first compilation, gathering the most interesting representatives of the south american electronic scene. Following the wave initiated by albums such as Chancha Via Circuito's Amansara and El Remolón's Selva, we've decided to adopt this environment as an inspiration, taking home recordings of birds, crickets, rivers, ayahuasca's ícaros and amazonic sounds as leit motivs..

'Sonidos de la Jungla' puts together Argentinian artists like El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Entre Ríos), DJ Karen (Rosario) or Tu Guaina (Misiones); and other south-american fellow artists like Cero39 (Colombia), Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina) and Beatfunk (Venezuela), among other key tastemakers (players) in the new and ever-growing new latin-american sound.

Tema editado previamente en ASADUKI, cedido por cortesía de hipidukimuzik.


Juan Sorrentino - Selva De Evo

Música por Franco Bridarolli y Kevin Mexandeau.
Impro vocal y congas por Emanuel Oliva.
Track que surgió como experimento/bonus track en las sesiones de producción de "Lo mejor que pude hacer fue hacer" de Kev Mex.



Franco Bridarolli & Kev Mex (ft Ema Oliva de Sabor Canela) - Al Tercer Universo

mspiano w/
Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, e-guit., soundscape
Yann Keller, e-bass, soundscape
Simone Weißenfels, p

mspiano noise trio

Album out worldwide June 8th on Wonderwheel
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For the last decade, Argentina has become the epicenter of a musical explosion that characteristically blends folk music from the surrounding Andes and electronic beats. The artist arguably responsible for its emergence on a global platform is one named Chancha Via Circuito- a Buenos Aires native named Pedro Canale whose first album Rodante (2008) opened the floodgates by pushing the borders of Cumbia listeners weren't even aware existed. He's gone on to release other highly acclaimed albums such as Rio Arriba (2010), which Resident Advisor described as 'aural magical realism', and Amansara (2014), which catapulted him onto acclaimed international stages and received praises from Pitchfork to the New York Times. 

Four years later, in the midst of some very notable global turbulence, Chancha Via Circuito brings us his highly anticipated new album Bienaventuranza- a word that essentially means bliss. Replete with his signature touches of Andean instruments (think lots of flute and charango), the folkloric elements on this album blend fluidly with danceable and digestible electronic beats. He's been cooking this record slowly, with unprecedented amounts of care and in a much more collaborative manner than his past albums.

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Five Hands - (Calidoscopio remix)

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