Embodying the passionate mentality of New England, Boston-based Americana outfit Old Tom & The Lookouts have spent the better part
A new release due out tis week, “Tipping Point”, by the “She is Guadalajara” artist, Joshua Josué .
Elsten Torres finally released the full Real Artificial album, I give Jackie Bristow’s 2024 release “Good Miles” go a spin, Nicole Zignago and Agris bring lovely Mexican music to us, an Half Waif’s new album is devastatingly beautiful.
a lot of variety this week. Pop singer X-Ari, Spanish guitarist Twangero, blues rock guitarist Alih Jey with a dreamy ballad, regional Mexican by Erika Vidrio, and Ariana Grande’s latest
Only 90 songs and albums submitted this week, but a couple of gems, including Herb Alpert’s 5oth album.
A revolutionary, evolutionary mariachi from California, Las Chorizeras.
^ very powerful songs emerged this week out of the 247 sent to me. I am still reeling from “This is How We Speak in Tijuana” by Adriana Ross. The new Tom Petty songs re pretty damn good too
A three-day anniversary celebration of a mariachi, and an afterparty that almost wouldn’t quit.
“”Mexican-American Novio is a tour through “Nancy Sanchez’s musical range and the thriving Mexican -American society in Los Angeles, and elsewhere in the country.
The Warning rock trio from Mexico, East LA’s Angèlica Garcia., South Africa’s Binx. and Columbia’s BATHVS. you love them all
Some very intriguing picks this week: Girl Ultra, Gaby Moreno, Remi Wolf and more. Check out the lyrics
A mix this week of rising Gen Z female Mexican regional singers, country and rock from the US and an intriguing piece of Colombian progressive jazz, calypso, and West African beats.
Big week- over 200 songs. From blues to break your heart ballads. English and Spanish.
over 200 songs and albums submitted this week. some real gems. Take a listen
Swift’s new album is fall of puzzles and stories and references. But first, just listen.
Slow week with many bands out on tour and at festivals, so I was able to focus on the 80 that were submitted this week, and came up with some real gems, including a brand new song recorded 1956
La Cafeteras’ new song Cumbia de Mi Barrio is both a perfect piece of cumbia and a message . An earworm that will illuminate a building block of Latino culture.
Six picks this week in Spanish and English ranging from Ringo Starr to Renee Goust. Something for everyone, and all good.
Brickwall Jackson’s “Big Orange Guitar” treats the listeners to a vibrant tapestry of sounds that traverse the realms of country,
From a first timer, Sheryl Yougblood,to a multiple Grammy nom’ed bluegrass star, Laurie Lewis, to Beyonce. this week we pull 6 out of hundred submissions and you will love them all
