66 songs, albums, and movies submitted this week for overview
Hablanda de Mi, single by JNoa. Dominican rapper J Noa, 2X consecutive Latin GRAMMY nominee, joins with Goyo from the group ChocQuibTown, The track makes use of Goyo’s melodic, Afro-Latin affect to enrich J Noa’s incisive rap cadences, making a distinction between easy hooks and assertive bars. The track, about her self-worth, this track lifts her far above the rap/hip hop crowd. An earworm and interesting. And as probably the most promising voices in Latin hip hop. Spanish. Stream on main platforms.
Regulation of Nature, single by Gab Ferreira. Brazilian musician Gab Ferreira has launched “Regulation of Nature” forward of her upcoming album, Carrossel, about falling in love with the unknown. Dreaming, fascinating, hypnotic, it sails together with the facility of her voice and plush, lush composition. An actual deal with. Stream on Spotify and different main platforms.
Muros, single by Chika Di. Impressed by on a regular basis resilience and constructed on a hypnotic hook, Muros (Partitions) is a celebration of affection, motion, and resilience for each dreamer who’s dared to start once more. You’ll be able to dance to it, toe-tap to it, chortle with it, and adore it. The video that accompanies it pays tribute to the Mexican immigrants who’ve made important contributions to their adopted nation. It’s a light, joyful, constructive message with hooks and enjoyable. Spanish. Stream on all main platforms.
Soy Rebelde, single by Conexión Divina. This all-female Mexican-American sierreño trio (Liz Trujillo, Sandra Calixto, and Ashlee Valenzuela) combines the melancholic requinto guitar melodies of corridos tumbados with danceable regional music. The combo works so effectively, you hit Replay each time. Spanish. Stream on all main platforms
Reno, Nevada, single/video by The Third Thoughts, Since my short-lived first marriage was carried out in Reno, a lifetime in the past, I needed to test this out. Shot on location in Reno, Nevada, by videographer Jon Luini, of the video (and track), director Victor Krummenacher says, “’Reno, Nevada’ is an odd track a few unusual city. So true, however the music grips you and makes you grim as you look sideways on the “Greatest Little Metropolis in America”. Pop blues at its greatest. Stream on all main platforms and YouTube Video.
No Rain, No Flowers, single by The Black Keys. Dan Auerbach (vocals, guitar) and Patrick Carney (drums)—recognized for a blues-infused storage rock have launched their newest studio album, No Rain, No Flowers. The title track is a good distance from the Ohio storage rock; it’s a comeback track that flows with hooky, collaborative rock. The track will make you say, “That is the Black Keys?”, after which reply, “Sure, and I prefer it.” Stream on all main platforms.
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