Reviews

Navegar encourages us to keep pushing forward toward the light with Selva himself acting as a Pied Piper of sorts

By unearthing these cassettes we can access the artist's mentality. Maybe we can use their radical approach to reconfigure our own world.

Sotomayor is taking us back to the roots of what makes up our music, but they also take us back to the roots of ourselves.

This album is the difference between who you are and who you want to be, reminding you that (s)he’s right there under the surface.

Spanish Harlem Orchestra has once again set the standard.

Tricky D has smoothly manoeuvred around the typical sounds of “electro-folklore” to bring us a gentler sound.

The invitation to the party we’ve all been waiting for.

The music you play not when you need to get rid of the ghosts, but when you need to sit with them.

This music is a way to contain history, to commune with family and live a full life in the face of the heaviness that surrounds us.

A rich and magical tapestry of feelings so relatable that it doesn’t matter that most people listening won’t understand the lyrics.