Tag: Hip-hop

Music Sin Fronteras: What is it about Peso Pluma?

What is it about Mexican singer Peso Pluma?  His most recent album,  Dinastía,  a collaboration with his cousin and long-term writing partner, Tito Double P, debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard...

Review: SilverFinger Singh ft. Dark Eyed J – “Lost in Rhyme”

“Lost In Rhyme,” by SilverFinger Singh, is a great single that taps into the beauty of expression, creativity, and simply allowing life to live and love to love. The infectious hook is pure...

Hot Half Dozen: J Noa, Gab Ferreira, Chika Di, Conexión Divina, The Third Mind, The Black Keys

Hablanda de Mi, single by J Noa.  Dominican rapper J Noa, 2X consecutive Latin GRAMMY nominee, joins with Goyo from the group ChocQuibTown. The song uses  Goyo’s melodic, Afro-Latin influence to complement...

Music Sin Fronteras: Maniche – a rock musical like you have never seen

Nacho Cano has put together a show that is so good, so big, and so inspirational that if you don’t see it in Mexico City, I suspect you will see it in...

Hot Half Dozen: Nancy Sanchez, Kim Deal, ArabLab, Judith Priestess, Meovv, Audry Funk

I’m Coming Home, single by Nancy Sanchez. A very, very enjoyable change of pace for the La Chorizeras singer and bi-lingual mariachi/blues/rock singer. Gentle, empathetic, nostalgic, heart-warming. I could listen all day....

Music Sin Fronteras: ArabLab makes Middle East-Mexican fusion magic at the CCAR 

Saturday night Lakeside music fans were treated to what I think is best described as a Middle-East experimental fusion jam band, ArabLab, which created a magical evening that transported attendees to the...

Hot Half Dozen: Las Migras, Mindy Smith, El Dusty, iLe, Aaron Lazar, Colin James(ft Lucinda Williams)

Rumberas, album by Las Migras.    This is not so much an album as it is an adventure, a trip through many musical landscapes and flamenco environments. Las Migras – Carolina Fernández “La...

Music Sin Fronteras: Cumbia de mi Barrio by Las Cafeteras

A song came across my screen this week that grabbed me, "Cumbia de Mi Barrio" by Las Cafeteras, one of my favorite LA-based bands.  It is a song that celebrates the singer's...
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