By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
Girl X – White noise
If you happen to be watching this video while distracted, perhaps because it's on your playlist and you're thinking about other things, you might be surprised for a moment and think something's wrong. Don't worry. Your screen is working fine. Instead, sit back, relax, and enjoy (in 4K if you like). a bombardment of images where the fascinating Sophie De Matteis will look us straight in the eyes and manage to make us fall under her spell with her figure and her voice, Headlining one of the best musical offerings of the season, Nena X, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, wants to convince us of the idea of renewing the «"glamorization"» From rock, to recover the grace and elegance lost amidst so much banal and chauvinistic rhetoric, returning to the original fun, without losing sight of contemporary times. With a song that bounces in our heads from the first moment it blasts through our stereo and the exquisite visual production that accompanies it, little by little, they will fully accomplish their mission. A great piece of work.
Cat Lira – My kingdom
In every corner where good music is made, there's a space to honor our roots, our neighborhood, and our surroundings. You don't need the most lavish settings or the most expensive objects to achieve the brilliance of honesty and refinement that a good artist tries to present. Cat Lira, one of the recent sensations of Mexican hip hop, pays homage to her neighborhood and her neighbors, and she doesn't need celebrity endorsements or the luxuries of her city's most sophisticated streets to convince us that she has everything it takes to soon establish herself as one of the best exponents of her style in the region. She already has the potential to raise her flags and make herself known throughout the continent., And this clip definitely confirms it.
Alain Johannes – If Morning Comes
You may not be familiar with this Chilean/American multi-instrumentalist, producer, and sound engineer, nor with his extensive career on the international scene. Perhaps you haven't heard of his solo projects, his band Eleven, or his collaborations with world-renowned artists and groups such as Chris Cornell, Flea, Queens of the Stone Age, Eddie Vedder, Them Crooked Vultures, Arctic Monkeys, or No Doubt. All of that is perfectly understandable, and it shouldn't detract from your enjoyment of his latest video, released on the prestigious Ipecac Recordings label. Nobody is asking you to know the complete biography of this genius to enjoy this piece of dark and dense psychedelia., With scenes of heavy humor where our protagonist's head floats above the various debacles presented in the background of the editing. In short, we have a pleasant surprise, fresh out of the oven, to make us feel that August has a bright future, at least in the audiovisual realm.
