Ríos Voladores:
Vocals by Mowes
Guitar, piano, synths and production by Joaquín Cornejo


Pedalai:
Double bass by Felipe Cornejo
Percussion by Emil Klein 
Piano and production by Joaquín Cornejo 

Tulsi:
Vocals by One Kind Eye
Double bass by Felipe Cornejo
Production by Howdu & Joaquín Cornejo

Cabuya:
Guitars and production by Joaquín Cornejo

Nai:
Guitars and vocals by Mowes
Production by Joaquín Cornejo 

Wei:
Keys and strings by Hermanito
Flute by Pete Beardsworth 
Double bass by Felipe Cornejo
Piano by Joaquín Cornejo 
Production by Hermanito & Joaquín Cornejo

Joaquín Cornejo - Pedalai (feat. Felipe Cornejo & Emil Klein)

Joaquín Cornejo - Wei (feat. Hermanito, Pete Beardsworth & Felipe Cornejo)

13 years after their first release and irruption in the South American electronic scene, Barrio Lindo presents a new EP that is announced as the first chapter of a story that will continue.
After exploring a completely acoustic sound in their last release “Espuma de Mar” (2022), Barrio Lindo returns to renew their sound and propose a predominantly electronic journey, allied to the organic and psychedelic, in the personal moment of greatest fascination and curiosity for science and nature's mysteries.

ecdysis vol. I is a renewal in the sound of Barrio Lindo and a return to being inspired by the dancefloor. This EP has been produced between 2024-2025, time in which these songs have matured within the live sets he performed in the last year. 

Arpeggios, shifting bass lines, processed Andean strings and precise percussions are part of ecdysis' sonic palette, which finds inspiration in music from all over the world, from Caribbean sounds, through Arabic scales and Dabke sounds, to hip-hop beats.

This EP is in a way a painting of two geographically opposite latitudes that are part of Barrio Lindo in their daily life, tours and studies. The precise and sensitive poetry of Nicolás Dominguez Bedini from Turdera in the south of Buenos Aires, and the deep sweetness in the voice of Hou, singer from Miyazaki in the south of Japan; weave this infinite romance that Agustín Rivaldo has with his country of origin and with Japan, a country he visits frequently.
The extremes and everything in between are part of the Barrio Lindo universe in a constant change of skin.


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Barrio Lindo - Higashi (Ft. Hou)

Barrio Lindo - Chatoyancy

Es gibt nichts

Restaurant playlist For Zest Ubud.
Mixed by @poyanshifter

Weekly Session #066 | With Poyan Shifter

@opopsound

Coming in from Messina once again – OP:OP return with their latest sonic exploration: the MUNDI EP.
Rooted in the cultural mosaic of the Mediterranean, Andrea & Alessio channel their surroundings into sound. From the sandstone glow of Sicilian streets to the echoes of ancient empires, MUNDI is a tribute to a world where borders blur and rhythms travel. Driven by hypnotic ethno-dub grooves and analog warmth (say hello to Moog & Juno), OP:OP dive into earthy textures with cabasa, tight stomps and a variety of percussive elements. Their palette also includes electric guitar by Francesco Frudà and vocal fragments that drift like memories.
On the hypnotic title track, OP:OP map a pre-colonial landscape, a place where ancient stories whisper beneath modern machines. “Do You Follow Barà?” strikes with Afrobeat rhythms and horns, paying homage to the royal dances of West Africa and the legacy of Fela Kuti. On “Mesogeios” (Greek for Mediterranean), you’ll drift between the shores of Crete and the Libyan Sea. “Tricky” navigates the inner terrain of fragile emotions, featuring raw, revealing chants by Billy Prince Brown.

Mundi

hey it's Matthias from Ancestral Elephants! Thank you for listening to my music, I hope it will be a great soundtrack to your legendary life! peace :)

Soil & Sky

you are still the one (lovely piano)

Let's call it a day

presto

Shika Shika is a global collective without owners for music without borders. 

We are inspired by nature, by tradition, by the past and by the future. Our direction is fresh, different, genre hopping organic-electronic-digital-folk.