Tag: Hip-hop

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...

Hot Half Dozen: Wisp, Novalima, Daymé Arocena, Doris Anahí, Amanda Abizaid, Las Cafeteras

Once then we’ll be free, single by Wisp. The mysterious 19-year-old phenom with millions of streams has combined shoegaze and softish alt-rock into a thoughtful if occasionally painful, treatise on the uncertainty...

Music Sin Fronteras: The 2023 Grammys: happy surprises and sad disappointments

I spent Sunday afternoon and evening watching the Grammys. I know, I know, I should have been down in Christina Park listing to the music of local Mexican bands, but hey -...

Bruja single by Alih Jey – witchy, and so much more

I have been listening to Alih Jeys’s newest single Bruja (Witch) all week. It is not only an earworm that makes your day move along happily with a kind of deep-in-your-blood energy,...

Hot Half Dozen: Mother Nature, Ozomatli, Kris Angelis, Dr. John, Tia McGraff, Camilo Séptimo

Nature’s World, mixtape by Mother Nature. The Chicago hip-hop duo waxes both poetic and neo soul, excelling at each and capturing your ears as well as – sometimes – your heart.  Performers...

Q&A: Syncr Music Competition Winner Abby Power – Shades of Blue

For those people that haven't heard of you could you tell us a bit about yourself and your story? Of course, so I've been writing poems/lyrics since I was about 14/15, and recording...

Review: Alaw’s Metamorphosis – Experimental Electronic Jazz Rap

Alaw is an instrumental Hip Hop artist from North Wales who prides herself in transforming and elevating sounds to create something that is emotionally driven and charged with sound! Her latest EP...

Music Sin Fronteras: Horses dance and #shebelieves

Have you ever seen a horse dance?  If you are a fan of dressage in the US or Europe or El Charreada in Mexico, you have.  You know that horses can move...
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