MELTING POT: CANADA

Latino Resiste gets super proud to unveil their newest ingredient to our MELTING POT series.

This time by adding some Maple Syrup to the recipe we’re making a delicious party meal where Canadian roots and futuristic bass meets with underground and some of their biggest acts.

Lots of Pow Wow bass beats, starting the compilation with straight flames from The Mississaugas of the Credit & Lakota Cree, these Native nations enchanting music blends so effortlessly with bass music that it was a no brainer for us to open the compilation with them.

Then we move to a 2025+ sound by fusing Drake and Northern Cree for a Pow Wow house rendition of MASSIVE

If you are a fan of Latino Resiste, perhaps you already know this, but when EZLN were celebrating their 20 year anniversary, Latino Resiste were part of their celebration and we released a native-supporting compilation. From that compilation, our conspirator, CARNNIBAL grabbed our very own homie Javier Estrada’s & A Tribe Called Red track INDIGENOUS POWER and somehow it became a native drum & bass/ragga/pow wow experience with the help from the one and only RAGGA TWINS!!!!!

That’s the one you’d probably would hear first on bandcamp.

Canadian Powerhouse NELLY FURTADO got the Melting pot treatment by adding some POW WOW DRUMS / TWERK VIBE to her amazing Say it Right tune.

Next in line comes from Canadian with Colombian roots very own Jessie Reyez whose Love in the dark track gets remixed by also Canadian-Colombian Caballo

This track is Canadian bass heaven!!!

Last but never least, we knock it out of the park with another VIP version of their amazing collab…

A Guarachero mix which then morphs into full trapachero…

A TRIBE CALLED RED AND JAVIER ESTRADA’s Sisters (Latino Resiste VIP remix)

THE MELTING POT SERIES will continue exploring some of the current underground sounds/genres from all over the planet and blending them with our Latin flavor.

Keep your ears open!!

The Selvaticos – 2 A.M.

The Selvaticos are back. Straight up from the streets of Bogota, Dusseldorf & London.

If you have never heard of them, it is basically the perfect band for people who like music and enjoy dancing but don’t really care about either. One of the few old school ragga jungle-turned into- full new hardcore D&B depending on the mood, They’ve collected another grab bag of party tunes that sound as good on your phone as in the clubs, sorted by a dizzying number of featured vocalists, and for the first time in Latino Resiste, we have not just one but 2 tracks in German.

This album, somehow, feels like could have been produced in Bogota, Dusseldorf, or London. And perhaps that is why it sounds so eclectic, because it was!

2 A. M doesn’t steer away from the subversive beginnings, very British drum’n’bass blend with Jamaica and American influence but also includes some accordions, dembow, and a complete arsenal of bass drops, landing comfortably in the profitable hinterland between Shy FX’s cold calculation and Skrillex’s wild abandon.

Still, one thing The Selvaticos keep doing release after release is hung on a string of unforgettable hooks, as good as grown-up pop gets.

Enjoy 2 A.M.

LATINO RESISTE PRESENTS: MELTING POT – INDIA

Latino Resiste gets extremely proud to unveil their latest endeavor.

A new series called MELTING POT, in which we will try to cross-pollinate the freshest global sounds with a Latino twist.

Giving a real meaning to what made us what we are in the first place, global bass.

for our first MELTING POT we explore mesmerizing INDIA bringing some of the most badass in the indu-scene like the late Sidhu Moose Wala, or the amazing Jasmine Sandlas who are pretty much the equivalent of a Bad Bunny or Karol G respectively.

But we also have a great collabs between Caballo & Brazilian bass master EDU K with punjabi singer Saad Shah,

a massive crossover with Caballo x Tigerstyle who were the Bhangra bass pioneers, and even a Bollywood track with the badman Mr Shammi.

GRAB MELTING POT RIGHT HERE

SARVICA – SISTEMA EN TICK TACK

Hip hop has been a global phenomenon for decades, but it’s only recently that Latin Underground Hip Hop has emerged as a powerful and dynamic sub-genre within the hip hop community. With a unique blend of traditional Latin rhythms, socially conscious lyrics, and cutting-edge production techniques, Latin Underground Hip Hop is capturing the attention of audiences around the world.

At its core, Latin Underground Hip Hop is about giving voice to the marginalized and disenfranchised. From Puerto Rico to Mexico, from Chile to Argentina, artists are using their music to address social, political, and economic issues that affect their communities. They are telling stories that might not otherwise be heard and creating a platform for underrepresented voices to be heard.

But Latin Underground Hip Hop is not just about political commentary. It’s also about pushing the boundaries of what is possible within the hip hop genre. Musically, Latin Underground Hip Hop draws on a wide range of influences, from traditional Latin rhythms like salsa, cumbia, and reggaeton to contemporary electronic and experimental sounds. The result is a sound that is both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition.

Today Latino Resiste proudly releases one of the most exciting Latin Underground Hip Hop artists today: SARVICA, a 16 years old Colombian rapper whose politically charged lyrics have earned her spots in local rap battles and some buzz in the real underground scene.

Sistema en Tick Tack has been recorded/mixed by RAP/HIP HOP kings: Emboscada Estudios

If you’re interested in discovering the vibrant and dynamic world of Latin Underground Hip Hop, there’s never been a better time to start exploring. With artists from across the Spanish-speaking world pushing the boundaries of what is possible within the genre, Latin Underground Hip Hop is poised to become one of the most exciting and influential movements in contemporary music.

EDU K & CABALLO ft Saad Shah – Fatafat

Brazilian bass music pioneer Edu K strikes again!

This time alongside Caballo, the duo revisit Herbie Mann’s SUMMERTIME and give it a Punjabi twist with a lot, and we mean A LOT of 90’s hip hop vibe.

The result is FATAFAT thanks as well to the amazing vocals from Saad Shah.

Grab this bomb right here or at our bandcamp!

CONTIGO HASTA EL FIN

Guaracha, Aleteo, Zapateo or whatever you prefer to call it, keeps killing it in the under house scene in Latin America..


Contigo hasta el fin drops massive Guaracha accompanied by the mesmerizing voice of Rubi Diaz aka Ashesndreams.


Ashesndreams is a Mexican vocalist who has been getting massive love in the underground scene on soundcloud and YouTube with hundreds of people remixing her vocals.


This time Latino Resiste brings the heat with a 3 piece EP covering some of the hottest new styles, Guaracha, Medallothon which is this sort of romantic vibe on Reggaeton and Afrobeat

Chong X & Caballo- Break Away

Latino Resiste is happy to drop straight flames with a bouncy collab between two of the OG’s in the global bass game, Chong X and Caballo.

Break Away flirts between Moombahton, Reggaeton, Dembow, Baltimore Bounce and Dancehall without being strictly any of them a hundred percent.

Any format you prefer is available on Bandcamp

320 available also in Souncloud

Leopold Nunan aka Leo from Rio – Quem é teu baby? Feat Sonia Santos and Ana Gazzola (KARAN RASTEIRINHA REMIX)

Rasteirinha (or Ragafunk) is a Brazilian electronic music genre that derives from Baile funk aka funk carioca, reggaeton, samba and axé.

And even tho the genre is somewhat popular within Brazilians, it is almost unknown outside the inner circle.

Singer/songwriter Leopold Nunan releases the first single, “Quem é teu baby?/ Who is your baby?”  from his debut album. “It’s a sound that represents my roots with a mix of afro, native sound with pop rock influences. It’s highly percussive and uplifting. It’s Global Music and I am ready to take on the World,” enthuses the artist about his latest work.

And we are extremely proud to be able to release the exclusive RASTEIRINHA remix made by 17 y.o. Brazilian prodigy KARAN!!!

The album, “Leo from Rio“, the name by which the Los Angeles community knows him, arrives on streaming this year filled with samba, new bossa, jazz and rock. On the album, the majority of the arrangements and instruments were created by Brazilian prodigy Alberto Menezes

The album is a tribute to Leopold’s father, Plastic Surgeon and Professor Virmar Ribeiro Soares, who passed away seven years ago. He bequeathed Leopold a legacy of more than 300 rare records by giants of Brazilian Popular Music, Sergio Mendes, Gal Costa, Vinicius de Moraes, Azimuth, João Donato, Elza Soares, Jorge Benjor and more. Leopold found a surprise in the collection, an original album from Sonia Santos released in 1977, months after she recorded this feature in Leo’s track. Says Leo, “I cried so hard after finding this relic and called Sonia and Ana immediately.” These wonderful records, that he can’t stop playing, inspire the album’s vibe and it’s dive into Brazilian Popular Music. All from the point of view of an artist with a prior career in electronic music: “I am going back to the basics, all instruments are played by musicians. I had a chance to produce a sound that is a legit homage to my roots and ancestors.” The song will have as a bonus, several dance floor remixes by Brazilian artists like Lucio K, Karan!andDJ Marcao Rezende.

Also don’t forget the support ON SPOTIFY RIGHT HERE

Benaje ft Caballo- Volao

Perreo House is getting massive support in the underground, and it will be just a matter of time that we see a complete shift in the urban latino scene going full house related and 808 related perreo with all the intended sub-genres flirting with the infectious vibe.

We are very glad to bring back one of the most prominent Techno-Perreo producers in the Ecuadorian scene to the Latino Resiste fam.

Benaje, whose bass tracks we have been honored to have couple of times keeps killing it, and this time he joins Caballo to drop another vibe that is getting massive exploration in the afro-caribbean scenes, which is the Afro-Bass.

Volao is just perreo inducing. Get it for FREE

El Nomada- Sabor A Machete

Latino Resiste is extremely happy to finally have a whole EP from one of the OG’s in the game.

Back in the day he created a new genre called Junglaton (Drum and Bass fused with Moombahton) alongside Jon Kwest. However, El Nomada kept evolving the game and actually has gone really deep into the game and making great statements in what Latin Drum & Bass is.

Born and raised in Ponce, Puerto Rico EL Nomada sound is a blend of upbeat UK Drum and Bass style percussion, with Latin Reggaeton, and deep dark eclectic Synths and Bass sounds.

At the time he was dubbed “The King of Drumstep” by UK’s Dj UMB from GenerationBass.

El Nomada is also a pioneer of the moombahton movement in Kansas City, and founder of the Kayceeton guild of Kansas City moombahton producers and overall a real OG.

His latest EP called Sabor a Machete is a brutal statement of what Latin Drum & Bass is.

Grab it for #zeropesos