Zlatan loves liquid DNB with a strong latin influence, also you will find Dub and Reggae Vibes. Zlatan is citizen of this world and is located in a liquid Jungle Universe, meanwhile reality locked him up somewhere in Germany. As there are some Zlatans of dubious reputation in the scene we added dnb at the end.

The Album „From Dance till Dawn“ comes with 7 Tracks connecting the Drum and the Bass with Salsa, Bossa Nova and other Tropical Styles. You can hear this clearly in the title track which is split into Dance and Dawn. „The Dance“ with Salsa and Bass Vibes and „the Dawn“ with mad Junglistic Vibes from the Future.

A lot of Samples and Sounds will lead your fantasy into different directions, even Leo Messi steps into the game.

Opposites attract, the Message connects. See the Beauty and feel the One Love.

Till today Zlatan has released 3 EPs. You can find this highly explosive Stuff with Hits like the Remix of Cypress Hills Dr. Dedoverde or Zlatan Beyound on Bandcamp & Soundcloud.

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Andrés Digital – Exitos Cumbiamberos

This is a compilation of big hits in the Nu-Cumbia Movement for the first time available on Vinyl (White Vinyl).
On side A we have the Reggae Cumbia Style with some uplifting Jamaican Hits ft. Dawn Penn vs. Lady Saw, Eek A Mouse, Ken Boothe & Ms. Dynamite and Johnny Osborne.
On Side B we come to the motherland of Cumbia Colombia featuring modern Artists like Masilva and the Banana Sound Cartel and classics like Lisandro Mesa and Lucho Bermudez.
All this mixes are made some years ago and all the Sound was carefully revisted.
The Vinyl-Mastering was done by Sebastian Cordoves.

This is what Andrés Oddone/Cassette Blog commented when the EP Andrés Digital in the Reggae Cumbia Style was released some 15 years ago: Las piezas de Andrés Digital son como prismas de Cristal…la luz entra por un lugar, pero salen reflejados una cantidad impresionante de colores.

You have to be quick to save your copy. This is limited to 100 Copies and we have only left a few ones after the pre Release.(Even when the vinilos are delayed, we’re still waiting for it…)

STR8 WH is a Dancehall and Reggae Artist from Kingston Jamaica. Andrés Digital is a Cumbia and Tropical Bass Producer from Germany. On this EP you will find 2 Tunes for the Dancehalls of this world. Sexiest Wine on an Dancehall Salsa Crossover Beat and (Step on) The Misson on an groovy Soca Beat. Easy and deep Caribbean Riddims with the natural Flow of the Singer makes this Music extremly hot on the Dancefloor.

The Remixes also banging. Tribilin Sound, Original from Lima, Peru makes Sexiest Wine into a Latin House Banger and Carillo Stereo from Queretaro Mexico sent it into a Cumbia Rebajada Universe. (Step on) the Misson comes also with two Remixes. Zlatan changes the Vibe into his Liquid Drum & Bass Universe and Netherlands Solo Moderna into deep Electronica.

Punky Reggae Party was a Song by Bob Marley and Lee Perry released in London 1977 where Jamaican immigrants, Rastas, Punx, Rudeboys and Skinheads – all people out of the so called working class – celebrating their Partys in togetherness against the downpressure System.

As we all know, Cumbia could share the stage with other different styles. So we heard the Reggae Cumbia Style or Balkumbia, Cumbia works fine with Jazz and as Downbeat. Today we mix up the Style with Punk.
Andrés: As I started to make music I was Guitar Player in a Punk Band, was writing a Fanzine, organizing Concerts in my Hometown and Touring for British Punkbands in Germany. This was around 1985. Now 2024, after more than 15 years with the loved Cumbia nothing really changed.

On this Ep you will have Misfits Glen Danzig, Black Flag, the Dead Kennedys timewarping O.S.D.B. back into the 90s and Motörheads Lemmy Kilmister steppin on chilled Cumbia Beats. Son del Barrio: fuimos somos y seremos Punks antes que nada. Radical sistema!!!

Cumbia is the new Punk is a Song by Son Rompe Pera released in 2022 in CDMX

…and sure you remember the Kumbia Queers singing about Kumbia Punk in 2014.

…even Frente Cumbiero has punky moments

So feel free to join the Punky Cumbia Party.

Tropical Gueto is the first Album by O.S.D.B. aka. Original Son del Barrio from Monterrey, Mexico. The Album is released Digital and on fine yellow Vinyl and contains a hot mix from Digital Cumbia and Latin Rap to Reggae and Tropical Bass. Here we go for the Remix Album, which comes with 11 Remixes by 10 fabulous Remixers which brings even more colors to the Sound of the Barrio.

We are really lucky to get this big crew of producers on the track to work out their vision of Sound.
Starting in CDMX with a real Master of the Downbeats Dvniel over to beautiful Sevilla (Spain), the man formerly know as Pachanguito now listening to the name Peter del Rio. Next one by Nat Barrera crossed a lot of Borders easily, from Argentina to Canada over to Mexico and Germany. A real veteran of the Space Cumbia Sound comes from Mexico City, mighty Asagi Saundo y su Cumbia Exterrestre. From Switzerland comes Maldito Final Feliz with an explosiv Electro-Merengue Remix over to the mythic and fluid DNB Sound of Zlatan. When I first heard of DJ Saeg I know him as Tour DJ for Lengualerta, later I got to know the the man is really versatile and this one is bringing in the Steppers Sound. Mexico City Underground Sound. Kalumet comes from Malta and is one of the oldschool master and storytellers of the psychedelic trance scene. This one come with a lot of dubby Styles. We have El Satanico, the Philosoph, the Dark Cumbia Tales, the new school from CDMX and last but not least El Extravagante somewhere between Chile Y France, Mastermind of the Cosmovison Label.

So we are really happy to release this new Album by the Mexican Artist O.S.D.B. aka. Original Son del Barrio. Tropical Gueto comes with 10 Tunes playing with a collection of sounds ranging from Digital Cumbia and Hip-hop to Reggae and Tropical Bass. The Album is available Digital and Vinyl will be released July 17.

Tell me when did you start working on that album and how did a Mexican living in Rome (at that time) and a German meet?
We started producing the album at the end of 2018, after meeting the DJ and producer Andres Digital, who had published on his social networks that he was looking for singers for his new productions. I wrote to him and sent him one of my songs “Pura Cumbia Buena” so he could check my style. He liked it a lot and sent me some riddims so I could choose one. I took one of this riddims and recorded a free style and the song “La Wacha” was born. Soon after this I organized some dates in Rome with Andres Digital to raise funds and make a video. It was there that we talked about producing an EP starting with these two songs and on a tour of Paris and Amsterdam we decided to turn it into an album that we called Tropical Gueto.

How did you do the work on the album? Seems not easy over that distance.
It was a slow process that had different breaks because of personal reasons. Some songs I wrote in Rome, others in Amsterdam, recording in my home studio. We finished the album during the Covid lockdown in Monterrey, Playa del Carmen, and Germany. Suddenly I would produce a beat and I would send it to Andres for him to put his magic on it, or he would send me another beat and I would write and record my voices. But we never knew that the result would be that varied, so we had a lot of fun producing this heavyweight album together.

When did you start the project Original Son del Barrio and why did you change the name to O.S.D.B.?
Original Son del Barrio started as a band in Playa del Carmen in 2009. I had arrived in the Mexican Caribbean from Monterrey looking for opportunities to reactivate myself in music, since I had started in the mid-90s as a rapper. In Playa del Carmen I met Tony Paz from the Bamboo group to whom I talked about my project that was a fusion of Cumbia, Reggae and Rap. So, we started working and recruiting musicians and put together a band that was very successful in the Riviera Maya playing at the best beach clubs and festivals in the Caribbean. After several years changing musicians, I decided to continue as a soloist and in 2023 I changed the name to O.S.D.B and Original Son del Barrio became the slogan of the project.

Quintana Roo, Monterrey, Rome….are the places where you’ve been living lately. They’re 3 really different places. How different life must be in each one of them!
They are very different! Monterrey is a very important industrial city, life is faster than in big cities, people are in a hurry, more stressed, a lot of violence. On the other hand, when I moved to Quintana Roo everything was slower and more relaxed, living right by the sea, swimming daily and getting coconuts from the palms. Rome’s another world, it’s like living in a museum, for me it was very inspiring to get there and start another stage, in another culture, another language, but I was fortunate to meet great musicians and introduce myself as an emerging artist on the local scene, since I was the first Mexican artist doing cumbia and I feel very proud to have achieved it.

Balas Perdidas – In the 90s there was a lot of gang violence in MTY, people got killed and, lately, also the whole nightlife. How is life in Monterrey today?
Well, I left Monterrey in 2008 for my own safety because I had taken some bad steps and the cartels had entered life there, controlling the entire city… many friends were murdered in very violent ways. I managed to escape. That sad stage left a mark that can never be erased. We felt like owners of the street and we went like lost bullets through life. Currently, the violence continues, but it is no longer so strong and the nightlife that was silent for many years has been reactivated.

Mama Chango – Climate is changing but it seems hard to change the industries and people’s habits. The Amazon rainforest is getting felled for commercial reasons. Mama Chango is crying: “What can we do?”
Pollution worldwide is unfortunate. We are the true plague as a species that is infected by power ambition. We must become aware and really make a commitment as inhabitants of this planet. Even though it seems like everything is lost, there are still good people with real ideas to combat climate change, but those at the top who control the global sphere do not care about anything, they only want more power, and it is time to wake up and put a stop. For that reason, I wrote the song Mama Chango and Fuck Babylon when I arrived in the Caribbean and saw how they had destroyed the jungle and mangroves to build their hotels. As an artist I have activated us musically, although I do not consider myself an activist, since I feel that I should be more committed, but at least we are contributing a grain of sand.

All that Links -> check the Tree

Vinyl will be available July 17.
In September we will release the Album Tropical Gueto Remixed on Hawaii Bonsai Records. It will come with 11 Remixes by Dvniel, Peter del Rio, Nat Barrera, Asagi Saundo, Maldito Final Feliz, Zlatan, Dj Saeg, Kalumet, El Satanico, El Extravagante

We are very happy to announce another fine release on the Tropical Bass Label.
We have the pleasure to present an Album by the Mexican Artist O.S.D.B. aka. Original Son del Barrio.

The Album will be available Digital June 2. and we will have a limited Edition of Vinyls (I hope July 2.) and later we will have a Remix Album with 11 fine Remixes by Dvniel, Peter del Rio, Nat Barrera, Asagi Saundo, Maldito Final Feliz, ZlatanDNB, DJ Saeg, Kalumet, El Satanico, El Extravagante

Original Son del Barrio, from Monterrey; presenting their first album Tropical Gueto. A trip through different neighbourhoods, with a collection of sounds ranging from Digital Cumbia and Hip-hop to Reggae and Tropical bass. Created as a collaboration between Mexico and Germany (featuring founding member and singer Angel Perez, and Dj and producer Andres Digital), this tropical experiment begins with a series of concerts in Rome, Amsterdam and Paris. Plans are laid for the co-production of Tropical Gueto in said tour; and the resulting efforts saw the participation of Indepe Roots, Bianca Ciocca, Moska Hernandez, Joyce Musicolor and Feo Feo Records; as well as Gran Om, on art duties.

Tropical Gueto sets the bar high for Digital Cumbia, setting a clear benchmark for the genre. Angel Perez (aka Son del Barrio) lends his voice to the streets and the “barrio” culture of Monterrey, in the expressive language of his own lyrics and compositions; through the sensitivity and technical ingenuity of producer and Dj Andres Digital

Here comes Andrés Digitals original Cumbia Round Up No.137. We got a lot of Bangers in the Mix, put on your dancing Shoes, roll your Spliff, get something to drink and turn on your Hifi. A bailar!

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1 – Cumbia Amarilla Quiero Estar contigo – Amantes Del Futuro
We start this Round Up with a Veteran from CDMX remembering the Super Cumbia Futurísta.

2 – Partida – Dvniel
Say hello to the Compilation “Kaleidoskop Vol. 3“, a multicoloured journey through ethnic-electronic sounds created by various artists selected by the Pauken & Trompeten Crew from Dresden. With Dvniel, Células Ácidas, Da Iguana, Barbarella and more.

3 – El pavo real (feat. Meridian Brothers) – Chancha Via Circuito
From Buenos Aires Argentina comes the new 11 Track Album by Chancha via Circuito. Texturally rich and highly emotive, the album runs between lush instrumental soundscapes and upbeat vocal numbers, all tied together by Chancha’s signature production style. With Guests like Lido Pimenta, Manu Ranks, Meridian Brothers and more. Released on Wonderwheel.

4 – Distraido – Xaman X
Xaman X were formed as a support band for the Midnight Ritual club night playing together with national and international DJs and bands performing in Bristol for truly tropical parties. Since then they’ve gone on to play many of the UK’s biggest festivals. Xaman X have journeyed through the astral plane and the cosmos to find you on the dancefloor and heal your cumbia-thirsty soul! The 3 Track EP was released on Movimientos
5 – El Plan (feat. Minuk) – Klik n Frik
Cumbia is the new Punk? This Cumbia is the new Downbeat. New Track by Klik’n Frik release on Nacional Records.

6 – Perihelio – Peter Del Río
Peter’s River is the Guadalquivir. This EP comes with 4 relaxed and groovy Tracks by the Artist formerly known as Pachanguito. It is released on Hawaii Bonsaï Records.

7 – El Sol – La Perla
La Perla have spent several years perfecting their craft of fusing traditional Bullerengue rhythms with a contemporary twist. They have toured heavily across Europe and delighted crowds with their non-stop energy that hits you like a train. Their debut album Callejera has finally arrived and is released on Mambo Negro.
8 – Fiesta en las Calles – Kumbia Boruka
The roots of Kumbia Boruka are to be found in Monterrey, the cumbia capital of Mexico and the place where Hernan Cortés, the accordion player and band leader, grew up in the eighties. He didn’t only learn to play the accordion from the living legend of Mexican cumbia, Celso Piña, but he was also the percussionist in the band of Celso Piña during long international tours. With two albums and more than 250 shows, Kumbia Boruka has fulfilled his challenge by making the Old Continent vibrate at the emblematic rhythm of Latin America, the Cumbia.
9 – Cumbia Buena (El Hijo De La Cumbia Remix) – Grupo Magayin
Here we have another Veteran remixing the classic stuff. Released on Wakan Tanka
10 – Me Duele – Bomba Estéreo & Manu Chao
New Hit by Bomba Estereo and Manu Chao. Check the Video.
11 – Badman Talkin’ – Caballo & Carrnibal
A truly mestizo sound that will remind you why Cumbia and Ragga Dancehall are cousins, and when they both are on the same page.. it’s straight flames. Released on Latino Resiste, download it for #zeropesos
12 – Nino de Cumbia – EL Dusty & Clips x Ahoy
Next Veteran comes in with a new Tune. This is a free Download

13 – Lluvia con nieve RMX – Mon Rivera meets Caribombo
Born of a Colombian father and a Venezuelan mother, Carlos “Caribombo” Guillen is a percussionist, DJ and producer hailing from Maracaibo, Venezuela. These 2 tracks are remixes of the well-known track Lluvia con Nieve by Puerto Rican master Mon Rivera.
14 – Mi Fuego Interior – Maldito Final Feliz
New Tune by Maldito Final Feliz from Switzerland setting the standards high.

15 – Amor Profundo – Dani Boom, Pernett
Dani Boom is one of the architects of the rave scene in his native Colombia. He lived in Europe in the 90s, soaking up rave influences and is co-founder of Systema Solar. Pernett is a fellow legendary Colombian producer and composer who has toured Europe, dropped albums on labels like Sony and Discosoye, and uses all manner of wonderful ancient instruments to make his music. This is released on Get Physical Music
16 – Chicharachera – La Perla
Callejera comes with 12 Trax as Guest La Dame Blanche, Frente Cumbiero. I hope to see them on the big World Music Stages at Prime soon!

17 – Vamo a Dale Duro (Uproot Andy Remix) – Ghetto Kumbe
There’s no denying the power of the drum. It’s primal, it cuts across borders and most importantly, it makes you want to move. Ghetto Kumbé don’t just understand that—they celebrate it, and it’s why the tambor was at the heart of the Bogotá-based trio’s 2020 self-titled debut album. Rooted in mysticism and the Afro-Caribbean rhythms they’d grown up with all their lives, the critically acclaimed LP thrillingly updated the traditional Latin template, folding in elements of modern hip-hop, house and bass music while also delivering a transportive Afro-futurist vision. Find Remixes from Uproot Andy, Nickodemus, Cero39, Montoya, Monte (a.k.a. Bomba Estéreo founder Simón Mejía) and more. Released on ZZK
18 – Baby Helao – Xavo
Perreo Prehispanico? Why not… Guaracha 3Ball? for sure!!! Xavo Castillo makes straight flames directly from Nuevo Leon (Mexico) and his stuff gets better by each second you listen to it. Released on Latino Resiste, Download it for #zeropesos

19 – Flota (Feat Rodrigo Gallardo) – Futura Nativa
Wind Instruments andinos and Strings meeting electrónica, downtempo, Dub and psytrance.
The 4 Track Ep is produced by Christian del Negro (Faauna), Mixed by Andrés Oddone, Released on New Latam Beats.
20 – Brotar – Dania Neko ft. Chancha Via Circuito
Dania Neko from Santiago de Chile comes with Rap, Soul, Folklore and Chancha in the Mix.
21 – Marokintana – Peter del Rio
Back to Sevilla and the Marokintana EP released on Hawaii Bonsaï Records.

Here comes Andrés Digitals original Cumbia Round Up No.136

Get the Music here
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1 – Tren de Cotopla – Cotopla Boyz
Millenial Cumbia for the end of the world. It all started in Bogotá, the nexus of the tropicanibal and will be released on AYA Records on Vinyl and Digital. Mamarron Vol​.​1​(​Remastered) comes with 8 Tracks.
2 – Empaztado – Celulas Acidas
New Tune from Ecuador’s Celulas Acidas
3 – Cumbia De Los Buenos Sentimientos – TRJ Sound System
TRJ Sound System is a mexican sonidero/futuristic cumbia project…his sounds are the perfect reference to a mexican telenovela in a cumbia sound style. Sonido Melancolica is a re-release of this jewell of the neo mexican culture with 10 Tracks on Kumbale.

4 – Tutamanta – Punku
Six Degrees Records is proud to announce the debut album from Punku, a new project created by Sylvia Falcón and Grimaldo del Solar (Novalima) that mixes Andean traditional music with ancestral instruments and modern genres including electronic music and rock.

5 – Salado (Sistema Beat Andino Remix) – Sangre & Arena
From Gudalajara comes the Axcam Quema EP by Sangre & Arena mashing up sonidos étnicos, latinos, afrolatinos, electrónicos and a lot cumbia. The Ep comes with 3 Tracks and Remixes by Carillo Stereo, Sistema Beat Andino and more.

6 – Ume – El Remolón
Sum is the new EP by the Cumbia Pioneer from Argentina released on Camel Riders. It comes with 4 Tunes and Remixes by Tribilin Sound, Biomigrant and many more

7 – Cumbia Desmadrosa – Pollo Rodriguez
With 12 Cumbias rebajadas comes the Compilation Colombias desde Monterrey Vol.1 released on Franja Records.
8 – Just Be Good To Me (ft. Andrea Brown) – Sam Redmore
Reggae got Soul inna Cumbia Style, this is a perfect mix from Birmingham released on Jalapeno Records.

9 – Mala Hierba – Sidi Wacho
They come from Chile, France and Algeria, but they proudly claim to be home everywhere in the world. It is in a very festive “cumbia-hip hop-balkan” atmosphere that Sidi Wacho’s caravan, composed of two MCs, one trumpet player, one accordionist and one percussionist, settles down noisily to remind us at every moment that “El pueblo unido jamas sera vencido”. In this fourth very colourful and politically committed album, Sidi Wacho reports in music on an authoritarian period and pays tribute to those who fight every day for their emancipation
10 – La Casa es Negra ft. Erasmo Parra – Kali Mutsa
This is a music and visual project of an artist, Celine Reymond. Kali Mutsa, is defined as religious-dance music for body and soul, a psychedelic cocktail of an immigrant granny in the heart of Santiago in the 21st century.
Tune is traveling between time and space.

11 – Mi Lamento – Erick Jaimez
Cumbia Wave comes with 17 Mash-Ups from Dallas, Texas.
12 – Kuntur Hina – Punku
The name Punku means “door,” “access” or “portal.” For the Incas, the Punkus were doors or portals to communicate with their “gods” and their ancestors. The Album comes with 9 Tracks.
13 – Ahí esta Benkos viéndonos llegar – Mico y Curares
From BsAs comes this Band mashing up Cumbia, Salsa and other Latin Styles.

14 – La Promesa – Cumbiamuffin
After humbly coming to life on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, this rhythm—and everything it represents: its multiethnicity, its danceable pulse, its resilience—snaked its way up the mountains to reach Colombia’s urban capitals, Bogotá and Medellín, who transmitted the signal to Mexico, Peru, Argentina… Cumbia travelled, and wherever it landed it took hold; Charles Mingus got his fill in the 70s, Mexicans brought it across the US border in the 80s, Joe Strummer couldn’t get enough of it in the 90s; and wherever it landed, it has shown its flexibility, its ability to adapt to new environments. And now we have Cumbiamufin from Australia
15 – Planeando Ando (Prince of Queens Deconstruction Mix) – Cumbiamuffin
The Album comes with 6 Tracks and 4 Remixes and is released Digital and Vinyl.

16 – Neon – Panther Panther
This EP is a joyful journey into candy floss lands and fairground, late night bar madness in outer galaxies. Unashamedly digital and bouncy, this collection of three tracks with remixes by Qechuaboi, Sonora Mulata and Brujjas Deejay becomes a global, futuristic, Akira-esque party in a post-apocalyptic technological utopia, playfully combining tropical conventions where cumbia, moombahton, dembow, electro-pop and 3Bal meet in a wild storm of digital and acoustic sounds. Released on Radio Chiguiro

17 – Kumbia die Berg Yeah – Kuto Quilla
With 6 Tracks between Cumbia, Reggaton and HipHop comes the Kanchari EP by Hamburg Resident Kuto Quilla.

18 – Havana Meets Kingston (La Canción) (ft. Brenda Navarrete)
Mista Savona Presents Havana Meets Kingston is an epic set of 15 tracks that unites the deep roots grooves of reggae, dancehall and rocksteady with the scorching soul of Cuban son, timba and salsa.
While connected by common African roots and colonial histories, the music of Cuba and Jamaica have traveled largely in separate directions. Their influence on the music of the world has been immeasurable.
19 – Lua – G combo
Deep down from Lisboa ina dubby style
20 – Insomnio – Erick Jaimez
One more from the Cumbia Wave Album

Here comes Andrés Digitals original Cumbia Round Up No.135. Unfortunately we lost our attribute “monthly” but still heating up the mixes. Enjoy this round of fresh tropical Cumbias. Run it selctah!

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1 – La Pesadilla – Conjunto Media Luna Meridian Brothers
Paz en La Tierra is a result of a search by the Meridian Brothers & Conjunto Media Luna of the heart of something that can be called a ‘power format’ of Colombian Caribbean music; Accordion, Guacharaca, Caja, Congas, Electric bass, and vocals. The Album comes with 10 Tunes.

2 – Sol – Oceana Son
Oceana Son aka Oceana Joos is a French-Mexican multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer.
Her music is inspired by the sound of natur, organic Instruments and Riddims indígenas combined with Electronic Beatz. This 5 Track EP SaturnaLeza is released by New Latam Beats.
3 – Poema Otomi (Andrés Digital Mix)- Moska Hernandez
Un poema hecho canción in Santa Teresa, Mx. Check the Video with the original Mix of the Song.

4 – La Cumbia del Pibe Dub – Pocho
The Compilation Sonideros del Futuro Vol1 comes with 20 tunes by Artist like Erik Jaimez, Niño Francois, Maldito Final Feliz and many more. Released by Kumbale

5 – Que de l’Amour (Remix 2022) – Sidi Wacho
With 8 Tracks comes the new Album Calle Sound System mixing up a lot of Styles like Balkan, Valse and Cumbia. The band is out on french Roads heating up the scene, catch them if you can…

6 – Are You Ready Feat. Andrés Digital – Bial Hclap
New Latam Beats from Mexico is a series of 3 Compilation selected by Murúa, Jiony and Diguital Trip

7 – Suenan las descargas (ft. @Re Fantasma) – Chipi Pasti
Rock Cumbiero is a 8 Track Album from Argentina combining the Sound of the Cumbia Villera with the punky Sound of the Clash, critical lyrics and lots of groove.

8 – Sola (ft. Kartel Pacifico & La Bembera) – Sunka
Sunka’s new album Sendero is featuring Medellin-based hip-hop and reggae singer Raspapulaman, rising stars La Bembera and Zam El Caribean, Bogotá-based hip-hop and punk singer Jacob, hip-hop maestros Kontent Thug and Santacruz Medina of Kartel Pacifico. This is not your typical tropical album.
9 – Dos Cielos – Ultra K
More from the New Latam Beats from Mexico.
10 – Roots (ft. Raspapulaman & La Bembera) – Sunka
Sunka delivers a perfect blend of sub frequencies, heavy electronic drums and organic elements. Sweet and sharp at the same time,”Sendero” will make you whine your waist and will certainly go heavy on your speakers!
11 – Sistem (ft. Kontent Thug) – Sunka
12 – Ella Le Gusta (ft. Jacob DMC & La Bembera) – Sunka
The Album comes with 11 Tracks in different colors.

13 – Playaduna – Thub
El hombre caimán is a 9 Track album that seeks to be influenced by the landscapes, traditions and legends of Colombia, interpreted from the sounds of electronic folk with cinematic and psychedelic touches very much in the vein of Thub.
14 – Tirame El Ritmo – Maldito Final Feliz
More from the Kumbale Compilation Sonideros del Futuro Vol1
15 – Tears (Radio Edit) – Sam Redmore
Ever since DJ Shadow flipped Giorgio Moroder’s ‘Tears’ on his iconic hip hop classic ‘Organ Donor’ it’s been ripe for a cumbia cover. Sam Redmore provides a unique and welcome rework like no other. From Birmingham, UK.
16 – Kiss The Frog – Afrodita & Asagi Saundo
The 3 New Latam Beats Compilations from Mexico coming with 30 Tunes in different colors.

17 – Kumbia Dark – Kuto Quilla
The Kanchari Ep comes with 7 Tracks from Hamburg, Germany.
18 – Alborada – Thub
El hombre caimán is released on Folcore
19 – La Sabia – Oceana Son
SaturnaLeza is a chilled 5 Track EP.
20 – El profesionalismo es importante – Conjunto Media Luna Meridian Brothers
Using several theatrical situations, alterations in musical structures, and slight deformations of the traditional harmony (a tonal center and its dominant) the result of “Paz en la Tierra” is enigmatic and charming, and at the same time directed towards the dance floor keeping the past alive and flourishing the essence of the tradition.