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ALT+INDI is a new video series that pairs home-grown artists for a revealing conversation about the working musicians’ grind on the Latin alternative/indie circuit. This week:…
The leader of the current cumbia craze is Monterrey DJ/producer Toy Selectah.
Mostly known in the San Francisco Latino music scene for being one of the resident DJ’s at the monthly Latin Fusion parties since the very…
Fuck the 2008 best-of lists, let’s see what’s up for 2009:
1. Los Amigos Invisibles will tour your town at least 5 times during 2009.…
OK, it’s official, Los Amigos Invisibles is the band I’ve seen live the most during the past 10 years. I don’t know if they just…
You have to love The Mission District! I mean, where else can you go out on a Sunday afternoon and run into an amazing Latin…
The last music festival of the summer took place two weeks ago on San Francisco’s mysterious Treasure Island, an artificial island in the middle of…
Two full days have passed and my body is already exhausted. Getting up on Sunday morning requires divine intervention. Only the promise of getting to…
Getting to the festival on bike might have sound like a great idea initially. And it really was, the problem was the way back: not…
Finally, San Francisco has its own massive music festival it deserved. Forget about driving 8 hours through the desert. Here in the Bay, we like…
Too much has been said and written about Babasónicos. Both fans and critics delight in the challenge of trying to decipher the mysteries behind their…
The Avengers killed at the box office this past weekend - and is really, really awesome - but it's a team of white dudes. (One of them is sometimes green.) In other words; where are the Latin superheroes? Well, we at Remezcla have compiled a list of superheroes who do in fact, look like us.
In this interview, guitarist Leo Mintek of New York's future rock quintet Outernational had plenty to say about imperialism, capitalism, immigrants rights, and revolution in this exclusive interview.
Coming from a Middle Eastern Jewish family who fled religious persecution, Nuriyá brings to light the rich, folkloric traditions from her ancestors.
