Showing posts with label colombia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colombia. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2013

WHAT THE HELL IS THIS?

Every once in a while, it's just the record cover. If it's a good one, I'll try to like the music. I'm like that. Not necessarily because the music demands serious consideration, it's more like appreciating the music as part of a package. If the cover is bewildering, I'll try to find something bewildering in the record.

Good old Harold y su Banda don't disappoint. Here's the thing. The cover is a little odd, not necessarily freaky, and the music is a little odd too, to me anyway. Both as an funky ultra thick wall of weird thing, or busy Latin funk disco. I can't tell for sure whether I really like it, or find it irritatingly busy. Maybe both. I'm just sitting over here, bewildered, man.

The host of this music, Musica del Alma, refers to it as Heavy Colombian Funk and b-boy catnip. There are some fine beats. I am so damn fresh. Anyways, it's something different. It's a big world out there.

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Listen:
Harold y su Banda -Busque El Gato mp3 at Musica del Alma
Harold y su Banda - Latino mp3 at Musica del Alma
Harold y su Banda -Two more, and all four streaming at Musica del Alma plus a bigger scan of the LP cover

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

CUMBIA 101


How many cumbia records do you have? Okay smart ass, how many good cumbia records..., wait, let's just cut to the chase. How many cumbia collections do you have, compiled by people who know vintage cumbia? Whatever. I'm not here to get into a cumbia pissing match. Just wanted to point you towards two good mixes that you ought to check out. Listening to these suckers actually motivated me to do the dishes. Yes, really.  

The first one I sampled was at Musica del Alma, and is comprised of cumbia records scored by Slim Jenkins when he was in Colombia earlier this year. Seeing as how I know nothing about cumbias, and I don't plan on traveling to Colombia any time soon, it was a no brainer.  The other one is ¡Guepa Caramba!, a seventeen song mix at Nerdtorious, and is equally badass.

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Listen:
Cumbia CosteƱa by DJ Slim Jenkins at Musica Del Alma 15 song mix 
¡Guepa Caramba! by Alex LaRotta at Nerdtorious 17 song mix