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La plataforma NLB da a conocer la primera parte de un compilado que reúne a más de 32 artistas mexicanos, que rescatan los sonidos más esenciales de nuestra cultura americana mezclados con la electrónica global.

Un trabajo que contó con la curatoría de Diguital Trip, quien logra plasmar en distintos momentos la diversidad de sonidos, ritmos y colores de la escena actual de música electrónica.
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Sereno & Amanantu - Yemanya

Producer/musicians J.Pool and Yemanjo team up again with "Macondo", a relentless groove supported by the organic sounds of dubby guitar and fanfare trumpets...

Inspired by the fictional town of Macondo, the setting of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's timeless classic "One Hundred Years of Solitude", this tune evokes a mythical paradise in the tropics...

J.Pool and Yemanjo have enjoyed a five-year friendship and frequently remix each other's music.  They celebrate this second collaborative release as a follow-up to last year's "Puerta Del Sol" on trndmsk.

production, mixing and guitar: Joe DeFaria
production, arranging and trumpet: Ben Harris
cover art: Charlie Orellana

Macondo

J.Pool & Yemanjo--Macondo

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PESADILLA

CINCO POR OCHO

SALON DE BELLEZA

PAJARILLO

Paisaje Sonoro Americano Ft. Pablo Gil

Dudamel, let the children play (Minor)

Musician and filmmaker, with a long career as a film composer and editor for feature films and TV. His original music has scored celebrated films including the Academy Nominee "The Embrace of the Serpent" directed by Ciro Guerra, "Tocar y Luchar" directed by Alberto Arvelo and "Maroa" directed by Solveig Hoogesteijn”, "Los Silencios" by Beatriz Seigner. He has been awarded with the Fenix Prize and the Platino Prize for best original score and achieved an artistic residency for young Latin American composers at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts (USA) sponsored by the UNESCO-Aschberg Foundation. He has worked with maestro Gustavo Dudamel scoring the soundtrack for the feature film “The Liberator”, and also as video and stage manager for the LA Philharmonic.

Dudamel, let the children play (Minor)

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