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Domi Hawken – “Break My Heart Again” – A guitar‑driven pulse of defiance

Domi Hawken, the indie alt‑rock force emerging from London, is unapologetically telling her story - and she’s not whispering it. “Break My Heart Again” is a guitar‑driven pulse of defiance, where Hawken’s...

Music Sin Fronteras: Mexican music crossing borders – but not the USA

Regional Mexican and Latin artists are being blocked from touring in the US as Trump’s immigration crackdowns, visa revocations and fan fears reshape the US live‑music map. Mexican and  Latin bands are...

Hot Half Dozen: Leiden, Stefani Monteil, Monica Saldivar, The Mexican Standoff, Julieta Venegas and Yahritza y Su Esencia, Karol G

Una De Vaqueras, single by Leiden.  This is an unusual song even for the cross-border world of Music Sin Fronteras.  Leiden is a Cubano-Mexican indie singer-songwriter whose latest release is “Una De...

Music Sin Fronteras – Crossing the AI Frontera

This is a blog about music that crosses borders. Mexican music to the US. West African music to France, Afrobeat to the US and Latin America, reggaeton and K-Pop to everywhere.  These...

Music Sin Fronteras – Ranchero rock and mariachi orquestra – music for a train station birthday party

I went to a birthday party for a train station on Friday night.  Well, it used to be a train station;  now it is the Gonzalez Gallo Cultural Center in Chapala, Mexico....

Hot Half Dozen: Vivir Quintana and Mon Laferte, Elsten Torres, Mariangela, RIA, Sofish, Valsian (feat. Rubytates)

Canción sin miedo single by Vivir Quintana and Mon Laferte. A regional Mexican feminist anthem about gender‑based violence, widely recognized as Quintana’s landmark track and the core to her live identity. She...

Music Sin Fronteras: Mexico at SXSW 2026. Big presence

It is not surprising that there is a strong Mexican presence at SXSW this year (March 12–18), given the proximity of the border to Austin, and centuries of cultural exchange between Mexico...

Music Sin Fronteras: Country Jose McDonald died Saturday. Long live Country Joe

Country Jose McDonald died yesterday, Saturday, March 7, 2026, in Berkeley, California.  I saw  Country Jose many times during the 60’s:  at the Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival, June 1967,...

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