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Your Death Is Imminent

Andina

Huachuma icaro by Don Kucho from Peru
Bandcamp : https://tomanka.bandcamp.com/track/mescalito

Mescalito

The forth compilation of Frente Bolivarista is inspired on the sounds of Nomade Festival which happened in Halver/Germany in the year of 2016. After a three day journey of fusion music into the woods meeting dozens of great and insipiring people from all over the globe willing to join for the good music and the regionalism behind it, we decided to release a compilation inspired on the artists envolved with the festival and of course some of our all the time artists,

Canción Waunana (Chancha Via Circuito Remix)

Producción, arreglos y guitarra : Mr.Toé.
Voz: Maywa.
https://soundcloud.com/maywa
Flauta Traversa : Biomigrant.
https://soundcloud.com/biomigrant
Fotografia cortesia de: Stephan Vallott.

RAÍZ - By Mr.Toé Feat. Maywa.

Seis años después del fallecimiento de Leda Valladares, y a casi dos de haber lanzado la convocatoria, Fertil Discos (Argentina) y Folcore (Barcelona) presentamos el tercer single de lo que será El Camino de Leda, un repaso por el cancionero que la gran música popular rescató del olvido, y que gana otra vida a partir de 12 temas grabados por una nueva generación de productores electrónicos y cantantes invitados.
Revisitar estos cantos desde la música electrónica es mucho más que agregarles una base: es buscar generar desde la nueva música y la tecnología, texturas y sonidos (muchas veces imposibles de lograr con instrumentos) que creen espacios diferentes para recibir esas voces, y también valerse de ritmos y cadencias que no sólo nos devuelven lo ancestral, sino que también lo vinculan a nuestra experiencia diaria en las ciudades modernas.
La clave afro incorporada por Tremor, las atmósferas psicodélicas de El Remolón, los coros de Shaman Herrera, las texturas ásperas y desarmadas de San Ignacio y la voz de Lauphan, el pulso industrial de Pol Nada... son sólo algunos de los ejemplos de un trabajo de investigación y reintepretación que busca y encuentra no tanto las características formales sino el sentimiento y la profundidad del canto con caja. Bárbara Silva, King Coya, Sofía Viola, Jin Yerei, Dat García, Jazmín Ezquivel, Barda, Celeste, Uji y Charo Bogarín (La Charo, de Tonolec) son los demás artistas que componen este proyecto, cuya edición digital se verá complementada por un vinilo doble, disponible desde el 1 de marzo de 2019.

LANZAMIENTO en todas las plataformas digitales: 9 de febrero de 2019

ENGLISH 
Six years after Leda Valladares’ death, and almost two years after publishing our project, Fertil Discos (Argentina) and Folcore (Barcelona) present the third single of our coming album El Camino de Leda, revisiting the music she recorded and saved from being lost forever. 12 songs, recorded by electronic producers and guest singers, will bring her work and legacy back into life. 
Using electronic music in order to revisit these songs means much more than just adding a base to the vocals: it means to use new technologies to create textures and sounds (many times impossible to be created with instruments) that conform a new type of space to host the vocals, and also to use rythms and beats which not only bring us the ancestral music back, but also link it to our daily experience in the modern cities.
The afro percussions that Tremor used in their track, El Remolon’s psychedelic atmospheres, Shaman Herrera’s vocal works, the rough and deconstructed textures of San Ignacio and Lauphan’s song, Pol Nada’s industrial beat -are just a few examples of this project’s investigation and reinterpretation, which aims not only to reproduce the formal characteristics of the canto con caja, but also to find the emotions and the deepness involved in it. Bárbara Silva, King Coya, Sofía Viola, Jin Yerei, Dat García, Jazmín Ezquivel, Barda, Celeste, Uji y Charo Bogarín (La Charo, de Tonolec) are the rest of the artists involved in this project, to be published digitally, and available in vinyl from March, 2019.

Uji + La Charo - Sin Darle Motivo

Support // Download: https://shikashika.bandcamp.com/album/ermitan-o-ep

‘Ermitaño’ germinated during the two months Michael Alfred Wagner AKA Biomigrant spent at the Fundación Tumac, a community school in Tumaco founded to recover and teach traditional music and dance in the Colombian south pacific. Set to the rhythms of Bunde and Currulao, the EP follows the iconic sound of the Chonta Marimba as it disembarks from its native coasts to navigate new currents, carried along by deep electronic pulses, gusts of wind instruments, and dreamscapes of water and concrete. 

‘La Utopía’ was inspired by a story of the Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano, questioning what role ideals play in our imperfect and complex world. 

‘Ciudad de Agua’ (City of Water) takes flight through the marimba of Jhon ‘Pitufo’ Cortés (from the band Plu con Pla), guided by the words of the legendary musician Gualajo, who describes the origin of the instrument in the sounds of the ocean and jungle, and imagines how the music would change within an urban context. 

‘Ermitaño’ (Hermit) reimagines a traditional ‘bunde’ as a deep, trap-influenced encounter between the voices of Barbacoa-born singer Cristina Cortés and Mike (Biomigrant), contemplating a long, solitary path and rejuvenating moments of collective celebration, culminating in a dubby flute line.
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released January 21, 2019 

Musicians: 
Jhon ‘Pitufo’ Cortes - Marimba in ‘Ciudad de Agua’ and ‘Ermitaño’ 
Cristina Cortés - Voice in ‘La Utopía’ y ‘Ermitaño’ 
Kevin Leandro Cortés Garcia - Bombo, Cununu, and Guasa in ‘La Utopía’, ‘Ciudad de Agua’, and ‘Ermitaño’ 
Juan Camilo Ramirez Salazar - Trumpet in ‘La Utopía’ 
Diana Cacais - Voice in ‘La Utopía’ 
José Antonio ‘Gualajo’ Torres - Voice in ‘Ciudad de Agua’ (from an interview conducted in 2016) 

Michael Alfred Wagner - Recording, production, mixing, and all other instruments/voices. 

Artwork by Stella Ismene (stellaismene.com) 

Mastering: Rob Small
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Biomigrant - Ciudad de Agua Feat. Jhon Pitufo Cortés

Edit by @mettabbana
Mastering by @j_pool
Cover Photo by Alex Iby

The original song comes from the peruvian artist Tito la Rosa and can be found on his Album 
"Ayawaska: Viaje de curación". It features Cucha del Aguila and Milke Sinuiri.

Tito La Rosa - Canto Para Nacer (Mettabbana Edit)        ~ FREE DOWNLOAD ~

Espinal EP

Espinal

Re version del tema Taki ongoy 2, de Victor Heredia

Taki Ongoy (cover)

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Virginia Rodrigues - Negrume Da Noite (AIWAA Edit)

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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.

Biomigrant - Ciudad de Agua Feat. Jhon Pitufo Cortés

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