With their unique hybrid of norteño and electronica, Bostich, Fussible, Hiperboreal and Clorofila joined in 1999 to form the Nortec Collective. Their first two albums, two volumes of The Tijuana Sessions, were released as a collective, but recently its members have branched out to perform as Nortec Collective Presents: Bostich and Fussible, and as the recently released Nortec Collective Presents: Clorofila. So far, Tijuana’s unofficial cultural ambassadors have received two Latin Grammy nominations and continuous praise from music critics around the world.
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Mexico is calling with one of the best Latin American festivals. The lineup is pretty spectacular, check it out for yourself.
LAMC = Latin Alternative Music Coffee.
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There was a time when Nortec seemed like the future–they were laying down the foundations for a whole new wave of truly Mexican-flavored electronic music…
Twice the amusement, the extended track “Tijuana Bass” lapses into frolic post-party experience of mid-tempo, heavy bass, and dance trance.
Watch all the exclusive on-air performances and interviews from the 2011 LAMC. Check out Ximena Sariñana, Hello Seahorse!, Francisca Valenzuela, Poncho, and many more!
Nortec Collective: Hiperboreal just dropped a brand new light-jazz album, Border Revolver, featuring the vocal stylings of Azzul Monraz of Tijuana jazz act Madame Ur…
If you can’t be in Mexico for Vive Latino 2011, you should at least be able to hear and see Banda de Turistas, Bomba Estéreo,…
Enter for a chance to win limited edition vinyls of Mexican Institute of Sound’s Suave Patria and Nortec Collective’s Grammy-nominated Bulevar 2000. All you have to do is…
We had Juanes on Rock Band 3, but at least this one is more up our alley. Nortec Collective’s “Tengo la voz” and “Norteña del sur” have…