This is the first track featured on Tufawon's new monthly single project Dream Release. Every last Friday of each month he will be releasing an exclusive single. He has been keeping a dream journal for the past several months, and the songs are themed around the dreams he logs. Some are literal translations, and some are simply influenced by the energy of any given dream. Some of them are even related to his day dreams. Step inside the mind of Tufawon as he shares a side of himself that would likely be forgotten without this journal. Through his art, he preserves his visions.

His first release Could It Be? Is about a dream lover. She visits him in the dream world, and the ambiguity of this experience leaves him questioning whether it's real or not. Is his spirit communicating with another from opposite sides of the world? Is this love from a past life or the future? Or is this all a figment of his imagination? He gives the listener a deeper poetic reflection in this spacey love song he produced himself.

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Tekpatl is an independent artist, producer and MC born in Mexico City. His style is a blend of hip-hop, reggae, funk, ethnic chill and aztec drumming into a unique style.

Tufawon is a Dakota/Boricua hip hop artist, singer and producer from Minneapolis. His name represents his mixed identity, and his music is a reflection of his life experiences, hopes and dreams for the future, spirituality, love, and the realities of the world. A common vibe in his music is humor and lighthearted, fun songs. The underlying message in his music is always connected to freedom.

The US Cuba Artist Exchange is an organization dedicated to fostering and inspiring cultural understanding and personal growth between American and Cuban artists. Through joint creative initiatives and genuine exchange, USCAE aims to enrich and connect both the US and Cuban communities through the universal language of art. Musicians, visual artists and filmmakers from both countries come together to learn from each others processes and produce collaborative works for the public, building a lasting synergy between cultures.
