By the Zonagirante.com Team @spinning zone
Deer – Dead souls (Mark Reeder's Not Fade Away Remix)
We return to Hong Kong to meet with this pair of Mexican musicians, and this time they bring us a clip based on a remix by the British producer, composer, manager, promoter, sound engineer, and music program presenter. Mark Reeder, More famous for his exploits in German territory, more precisely in pre-Wall Berlin, than for his adventures in his hometown of Manchester. The resulting sound is a very interesting return to new wave from the late eighties (always so present in the memory of electronic music fans of recent times) and The visual setting has a curious and sometimes chilling intersection of faces singing in front of the camera, which are further confused by the graphic distortion effects applied in the editing.. It's a lyric video, But the text is actually unnecessary, and that's why it works perfectly.
Mexican Dubwiser – Wait
We're happy to hear from these Monterrey natives again, who have been living in California for twenty years. Their music is incredibly fun and features variations and combinations that seduce and surprise all kinds of audiences. For this song, they teamed up with Myron Glasper, a Los Angeles-based singer from the label Mooremapp Records, and César Pilego, bassist of the renowned group Kinky, in a kind of mixture of soul, border sound and stylized mariachi party. The video presents this eclecticism with humor and with editing that knows how to set the rhythm of the theme. A good selection of colors for a song that deserves to be listened to in the same way it was constructed: Without prejudice and with a festive spirit.
María Codino – Don't forget me
A new representative of the latest Argentine indie pop movement has arrived to showcase her talent, and we have to say, we liked it. Her style, at least in this song, doesn't rely on overly complex elements; instead, it's based on simple instrumental expression and the pursuit of melodies that feel direct and honest to the listener. That, and a good voice that, with each repetition of its tune, we like more and more. The video is a collage of images combining summer vacation pictures, childhood memories, and layers upon layers of simulated distortion and analog corrosion, where, from time to time, phrases from the song's lyrics are emphasized at key moments in the performance. Good work.
