By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
Staten Island – Frenzy
Every night should have its own dance songs. This time we suggest you listen to these two tracks by two renowned figures of the Argentine music scene, Loló Gasparini (backing vocalist for Gustavo Cerati, Los Twist and Altocamet) and Flavio Etcheto (Roken, Resonantes and Ocio) and enjoy their stylized techno pop with its neat construction and beautiful melody, Yes, there are only two tracks, but it's worth savoring the delight provided by this duo, who in this small dose attest to their experience., his good taste and undeniable talent for creating sensitive and exciting compositions.
Savan – Jibarito Tracks
Fifteen years ago, Miguel Navas was a renowned rock guitarist in Bogotá's alternative scene. Some time later, far removed from the city's hustle and bustle and enjoying the tranquility of the countryside in Filandia, Quindío, he has changed his name and dedicated himself to experimentation. For years he has been vehemently searching for new sounds., seduced by the fusion of Latin rhythms with the traditional textures of contemporary electronic music. On this occasion, he achieves refined mixes of cumbia, house and techno in two recordings that bring a total of fourteen minutes of resonant charm, a quarter of an hour to immerse yourself in a film of fine and vibrant mestizaje.
Apple Cvlt Network – Immaculate
And, surprisingly, the darkness this time comes from Costa Rica. This project, led and almost entirely developed by Eva Red, It moves between dream pop and gothic rock, also drawing on shoegaze and darkwave. In short, here we find a whole catalog of somber sonic tapestries, ready for lovers of dark musical styles. Their Bandcamp review warns us that the content of this album speaks of passionate love, tragedy, and magic in the air. What we hear in the five songs gathered on this album is pleasant, well-crafted, and sparks enough curiosity to keep an eye on the career of these Central Americans.
