Download Los Músicos de Jose’s “Sesiones de Azotea (Beat Buffet remix)”, preferably while coasting through your city’s downtown area in a convertible.

Colombia’s new trio Sauti mashes up elements of ñu-cumbia with rap, reggae and rumba and gives it a cheesy pop twist.

Making Movies incendiary tunes, “Tormenta” and “La Marcha,” are ignited into the atmosphere, radiating from a group with a powerful live dynamic, ambitious enough to…

Just when you thought summer and its pop anthems were over comes this incredibly catchy, made-for-summer tune from Quiero Club.

Tijuana’s indie scene pioneer Late Nite Howl brings a delightful demo that you can download — just try not of float too far off into…

The ’70s keep inspiring bands like Cápsula to recreate that raw state of psychedelic garage rock and pay tribute to the architects of androgenic glam…

The good guys from Caballito Netlabel in Granada, Spain, mixed elements of ñu-cumbia, reggaetón, Latin American folklore, favela funk and dubstep and gave them an…

You should listen to Torreblanca because… they’re the best thing to happen to pop/alt. rock since Belle met Sebastian (whoa, that was a long time…

Hailing from SF, Miguel Migs brings his west coast chill-out vibe to an already mellow genre with crisp production and quality fusions, such as his…

Go ahead and call it evil disco. Rey Pila takes Interpol’s song “Barricade” down a few dark turns.

Enjoy She’s A Tease’ subtly reggae riding single, “Why” and let the love flow like prepubescent fornications.

Cofounder of Rock Juvenil and Neon Walrus, Paco Martinez talks to Remezcla about his debut solo project, self-titled Martinez and his upcoming EP Elogio.

After a remarkable debut album and a stream of remixes, DC’s Empresarios are back with new original material. Also get your free download for “Cumbia…

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