There are few moments you look on stage and see a performer completely lose themselves in the art – as if everything else truly fades to black and all they see is the music in front of them as they both engage in an intertwining waltz, bouncing together to the rhythm, to the stories that interlace the drums, the bass, the melody.
There are few moments you look on stage and see a performer completely lose themselves in the art – as if everything else truly fades to black and all they see is the music in front of them as they both engage in an intertwining waltz, bouncing together to the rhythm, to the stories that interlace the drums, the bass, the melody.
Tuzeint’s soulful energy radiates from his new song, “Break My Love,” where he sings of a vulnerable pursuit for a risky love.
Although their name might imply otherwise, the trio that composes LA Witch doesn’t cast spells.
We sat down to talk with August Eve about her history with music, becoming a front-person out of necessity, and her most recent signing to Mad Decent.
David embodies a true bridge between two cultures, two histories and two places that exist in such entirely different worlds but that are more similar than you’d ever imagined.
Inner Wave has moved through many sonic lives. But one thing has remained the same: they’re a sound you’re familiar with.
In his latest EP, Wet Baes blends psychedelic melodies with jazz-flavored sounds that make
you feel like you’re floating through space.
Óscar Alfonso Castro, better known as Caloncho, visited the city of Ángeles this past Monday at The Roxy headlining night seven of Jingle Bell Roxy
Making Movies create music that transcends genres and breaks down the walls of injustice targeting the Latinx community today.
In Y La Bamba’s new EP, Entre Los Dos, Luz Elena Mendoza continues to inwardly examine intimate parts of her life and experiments with unique arrangements that evoke feelings of melodramatic clarity.