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Luego del lanzamiento de “Amansará”, tercer LP de Chancha Via Circuito, alterego del productor argentino Pedro Canale, sale a la luz “Amansará Remixed”, álbum compilado de reversiones, editado en Argentina a través de Estamos Felices, en USA y Oceanía a través de Wonderwheel Recordings, y en Europa y Asia por Crammed Disc. Si en Amansará (2014) terminaba de consolidarse como uno de los referentes del nuevo sonido latinoamericano a nivel global, en este nuevo trabajo Pedro se da el gusto de convocar a distintos productores de Latinoamérica y el mundo para que reinterpreten su universo a su propio parecer.

Entre las colaboraciones más destacadas aparecen artistas que van desde los Frikstailers a Tremor, pasando por Thornato, King Coya y El Búho, además de él mismo, que, bajo su anterior alias "Universildo", se anima a reinterpretar su track "Coplita", single elegido por Estamos Felices para promocionar este nuevo trabajo.

En “Amansará”, la música de Chancha Via Circuito funcionaba como una reformulación de la world music latinoamericana, dando lugar a fusiones inauditas donde se procesaban ritmos originarios del Brasil, arpas paraguayas, mística andina, la soledad pampeana del folklore argentino y la proyección espacial de la música electrónica futurista post dubstep. En “Amansará Remixed”, los sonidos de Chancha se animan a viajar hacia nuevas latitudes, siendo catalizados por distintas manos maestras, quienes, cada uno a su modo, potencian este universo sonoro llevándolo hacia territorios desconocidos.

El disco cuenta además con la participación especial de Acampante, artista multifacético argentino, quien se anima a reversionar la ilustración original, cuadro "Madadayo" de la artista plástica Paula Duró.

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Buy Lagartijeando's "Antofagasta de la Siera w/ El Búho Remixes" Single - https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/antofagasta-de-la-sierra-el-bu-ho-remixes

Lagartijeando is the name of producer, musician and DJ Mati Zundel. Born, raised and currently living in a small town on the outskirts of Buenos Aires called Dolores. Strongly influenced by his travels through Latin America, Mati’s signature psychedelic dance tracks latch onto everything from traditional folk sounds from the Bolivian altiplano to the jungle beats of Brazil.

Mati hypnotically fuses his traditional influences (with an emphasis on shaman chant and charango loops) with contemporary electronic beats, creating a sound that once left NPR speechless.

Freshly into 2017, Mati brings us El Gran Poder via Wonderwheel— named after an important Aymara festival that takes place in Bolivia and Peru, purely to celebrate family. At these festivals, the community also celebrates their culture and the importance of the collective identity. The album was recorded in Mati’s town, Dolores, outside of Buenos Aires. Once again taking a huge variety of sounds— this time influenced by Brazilian house, afro-brazilian rhythms, and folkloric Andean music.

Lagartijeando - Antofagasta de la Sierra (El Búho's Diurnal Remix)

Nambuka Chileka - Ndayeya Mbwakeenda Taata [Tofu Resistance Edit]

Over the last years, the 28 years old Argentinian Gabriel Epstein has been investigating and recording ethnic and tribal sounds worldwide. When he’s not travelling over long distances and working as an actor, the producer finds the time to make music, focused on the gathering of instrumental live music and its heart-felt effect on people, by using flutes, kalimbas, Didjeridu, jew's harp and native drumming elements. From that, we have Janax Pacha, which means the land of Heaven ("tierra del Cielo" in native Andean language), and Gabriel senses it not just as an artistic name, in fact, it's a concept, a meeting point between music and dance. It blends field recordings, analog and digital synthesizers, acoustic instruments and soulful shamanic chants, in order to provide the genuine style Janax Pacha is.

"Tierra Del Cielo" EP aims to get people on to their feet and smiling, to get people more connected to their essence, getting rid of noise distraction, heartbeat slowed down; keeping it quite simple the majority of the time but throwing a variety of instruments. Into the opening track 'Bamboo', it enacts a common ritual of indigenous medicine in the quiet bamboo woods, where a fine, aromatic powder should be blown through the nostrils, bringing peace, energy, scaring away laziness of those who use it, therefore, blowing sounds and wooden instruments as the Pancuyo and Marimba compose the theme. By its turning, 'Rainbow Child' is the result of a jamming session with his shamanic guide Cristian Tao. So, the arrangements and percussions played by Gabriel, creates a real matching for the savvy vocals of Cristian. Lastly, 'Canoa', where the artist idealizes himself in a canoe on the Amazon River, sitting next to a divine mythological being. In this scenario, three different drums add motion to the scene; two of them linked by the percussionist tribes who occupy both riverbanks and the last one hovering over the canoe. And it all comes with a sober minimalist artwork created by the Argentinian visual artist Leni. 
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Janax Pacha\
Facebook\ fb.com/janaxpachax/
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Artwork\ Leni
http://www.lenilismo.com.ar
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Master\ André Torres @ RD Studio, Brasília - DF
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bash.br@gmail.com
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All tracks composed by Gabriel Epstein.
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Janax Pacha feat. Cristian Tao — Rainbow Child

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