From the artist: With Sangria, Mariah Parker explores the exciting sonic terrain that blends the driving rhythmic syncopations of Latin jazz with the entrancing, assymetrical meters of East India.

Editors' Review: In New York, James Murphy makes hipster dance music within an American pop frame; in Tijuana, Bostich & Fussible do something similar with Latin pop. Snaky, coolly processed beats find their way among... more »

Editors' Review: Jorge's takes on classic Bowie tunes (played on acoustic guitar and sung in Portuguese) gave "The Life Aquatic" one of the more compelling recent film soundtracks. Now, with "America Brasil," the song... more »

From the artist: Mitrix Y Bagy Are Two Local Artist Based Out Of Florida..They Are Two Talented Guys Who Are Dedicated To Their Music And Are Well Known In The State Of Florida..Mitrix Y Bagy Write And Produce Their O... more »

Editors' Review: The Latin-pop act has proved to have remarkable cross-genre appeal, drawing listeners who might never have pictured themselves sashaying to such sultry grooves. The magnetism is obvious (and only stro... more »

Editors' Review: Johnson's tracks winnow a surprisingly eclectic range of elements--from Afro-Cuban piano all the way to singer-songwriter vocals--into a tight and lulling club jazz. The treat is that these tracks wor... more »

Editors' Review: The pop of trio Pacifika is multinational and multigenre; if something contributes to the greater calmness, it earns admission to the pot. Latin rhythms, world drumbeats, soul-pop vocals, and jazz col... more »

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