Amor (É Revolução)

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Recanto II Feat. Isaar (Chico Correa Remix Feat. Roberto Barreto And Lucas Dan)

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ZZK Records presents Uji’s “Kinto”, the second single from his upcoming album and film TIMEBEING.

Adding a bit of nylon-string guitar to the mix, “Kinto” transports the proceedings straight to the Andes, where Uji’s deep vocal timbre channels spirits of old as it moves through a bewitching fog of whirling woodwinds, chunky basslines and percolating drum beats.

Kinto will be released on May 25th with accompanying music video

TIMEBEING will be released on vinyl and all digital platforms on October 21st 2022

TIMEBEING

Kinto

Uji - Kinto

Versión instrumental de Corazón Valiente, un homenaje a Gilda.
on instrumental version of Corazón Valiente, a tribute to Gilda.

released December 28, 2022
Yarará : Casiotone MT40
Pinchado : edit, producción.
Tribilin Sound : producción , edit, master.
Artwork : Nandita

Corazón Valiente - Versión - Pinchado - Tribilin Sound - Caffè Galaxy

Aliens, fever dreams, false awakenings, searing electric guitars and of course the marimba are ever-present in the new single “Chucha” from Mexico’s cumbia punks Son Rompe Pera, out today on AYA Records. With this single they also announce the release of their forthcoming album Chimborazo on March 10. 

The track is in stark contrast to what listeners hear on their first LP "Batuco" (2020), a now-cult-classic marked by traditional folk and cumbia songs that they recorded, nearly by accident, on a 4-track at Perros Con Tiña Studios in Santiago, Chile. “Chucha'', and the album that contains it, reflects the vibrant, ruthless, punk spirit of their live show that they’ve since taken across Mexico, the US and Europe. The band has grown considerably since the release of "Batuco" - touring with bands like Panteon Rococo, Fishbone, The Gimme Gimmes and beyond while watching fiery marimba mosh pits break out at every show- the lines between cumbia and punk getting increasingly blurry, and their sound becoming clearer. 

“Chucha” is the group’s first truly original composition. It’s is based on a dream that Mongo (Allan Gama- composer, vocalist, marimbista) couldn’t wake up from- “I was dreaming of playing a show with La Floripondio,” he says, referring to the Chilean dub/punk band that often invites Son Rompe Pera to perform with them. “Everyone was talking, but they just kept saying ‘chucha chucha chucha' all the time. I couldn’t understand anything. Then they played a song where they sang ‘chuuuchaaa’ and the crowd sang along, and it was then that I was startled awake by a loud noise. I laid in bed and heard sounds coming from all around me, and then saw strange lights shining into my room. Terrified and not knowing what to do, I got up, looked out the window and saw a spaceship filled with little aliens. At that point, I was scared to death and screamed in terror— ‘Chucha!’—and then I woke up again! I was in my bed, it had all been a dream within a dream and I was sweating and not even sure if I was really even awake at that point. So I hid under the covers, not knowing if the aliens were there or the Chileans or what …”. The song took many takes to record, and ultimately the one that made the cut was the last one- ‘That final take is what is on the record. It’s me giving it my last possible breath, mixing desperation with stage fright, nightmares and aliens, and I think it sounds pretty spot on,’ says Mongo.

“Chucha” is a statement of intent, adding another chapter to the group’s against-all-odds story and unlikely rise to international fame. As kids, they spent years busing in the streets with the marimba alongside their father. As teens, they rebelled against the iconic instrument, joining punk and psychobilly bands that involved everything but playing the marimba. With Son Rompe Pera, however, Mongo and his brothers Kacho and Kilos have brought it all together, updating the marimba’s place in history while bringing it to the world’s biggest stages and playing the instrument like no one ever has.

The forthcoming album from Son Rompe Pera, "Chimborazo", was recorded during a week-long session in early 2022 at Mambo Negro Studios in Bogotá, Colombia and produced by Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero, Ondatrópica, Los Pirañas). 

"Chimborazo" is out on March 10.

Produced by Mario Galeano Toro
Recorded and Mixed by Daniel Michel @ Estudios Mambo Negro Bogotá
28 January - 7 February 2022
Chucha artwork by Paul Felmer https://www.instagram.com/paul_felmer/

Chucha

Son Rompe Pera - Chucha

Tengri

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Upopo Sanke

Umeko Ando - Iuta Upopo (Pingipung 081 / 2LP, digital)

Reasons

THE END

The lament of the empire...

Los Hijos del Pacífico - La Buluca
Grabado, mezclado y masterizado por DIego Gómez
Llorona Records 2013

Imagen por Karolina Bebop (Boceto diseño para Llorona Records)

Los Hijos del Pacífico - La buluca

First remix revealed! 
From the No Más Velorio Remix" album by Colombian band Plu Con Pla. Puro Pacifico!
"Berejú" is remixed by Argentinian duo https://soundcloud.com/frikstailers.
PRE ORDER VINYL / DIGITAL HERE: bit.ly/NoMasVelorioRemixes (5$ U.S. shipping)
"Berejú" is a traditional dance from the Pacific coast of Colombia.
"Cununos" & "Bombos" are the percussions driving the song here.
"Marimba" is the main instrument playing the repetitive melody.

No Más Velorio Remixes

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[PREMIERE] Plu Con Pla - Berejú (Frikstailers Remix)

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