Celebrating International Women’s day & Black History, the one and only Tropical Bass OG, Mr CHUCK UPBEAT unveils his most recent EP called TROPIK ELLE, an energetic, inspiring and overall a great way to support, empower and celebrate women’s massive impact in the tropical (BASS) scene.
Tracks from M.I.A, Koffee, SPICE, Fay Ann Lyons and Major lazer get the Upbeat treatment.
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CARNNIBAL is one of the first “left-field” dancehall artist we have been supporting since the inception of Latino Resiste.
This time his signature BASS extra-mega-boosted drops meet the experimental while still being relatable side of the ever changing dancehall sphere.
See your speakers CRY BASS!!
The creative and commercial construction of a white Latino image by European artists who produce reggaetón is more than simply whitewashing. The shared language might impart a sense of authority and authenticity to these Spaniards. But we must remember that this language is shared precisely because of Spanish colonization.
Bailando allowed Enrique Iglesias to reinvent himself as a hip Latin urban singer by relying on Afro-Latino cultural markers – in this case, reggaetón – while simultaneously embodying Latino whiteness”.
So, we, at Latino Resiste, truly believe that we can embrace Spanish Culture as well without having to worry about misappropriation.
We bring a MELTING POT with a mix of some of the Most well known and Underground stuff from Spain.
If you know mestizo Music, then you know who Joxe Ripiau are, and their impact in the Euskarria scene, as well as Paul de Swardt’s input in making ragga-fusion accessible as part of Macaco.
But no one has brought more highlight to Spain’s music than Rosalia.. so we grab 2 tracks and gave them our treatment.
Of course there are many more things, like Major Lazer in a flamenco, or Ragga Twins with some tios!!
Anyways, GRAB THIS ONE HERE!!
Latino Resiste is very proud to unveil a new Mexican cumbia EP straight up from Puebla’s streets.
Los Medicados is a musical project created in 2021 (Puebla, Mexico) by Gilberto Castro and Mich Boleaga, who together brought together different musical knowledge to achieve this fusion that triggered a fun digital cumbia also named by them as “Cumbia Realidad”.
The project is based mainly on experiences and Mexican folklore giving these color and flavor that can be felt while listening to this cumbia rebajada with “electro-digital” dyes.
In this first Ep Debut called “Chulos” they want to open this window to the beloved “barrio” and memory of figures that have been iconic in popular culture.
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Los Medicados es un proyecto musical creado en 2021 (Puebla, México) por Gilberto Castro y Mich Boleaga quienes en conjunto plasmaron diferentes conocimientos musicales para lograr esta fusión que desencadeno en una divertida cumbia digital también nombrada por ellos como “Cumbia Realidad” El proyecto esta basado principalmente en vivencias y folklor mexicano dando estos color y sabor que se puede sentir al escuchar esta cumbia rebajada con tintes “electrodigitales” . En este primer Ep Debut denominado “Chulos” queremos abrir esta ventana a nuestro querido “barrio” y recuerdo de figuras que han sido icónicas en la cultura popular.
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 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.
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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.
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.
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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
Cumbia never dies. It evolves.
After a huge wave of cumbia in the late 2000s the genre got steady and went back to their original roots in most of the countries that the genre is still alive.
Argentina, Colombia and Mexico kept evolving the genre without losing its cultural impact and it’s very much alive and well in the underground scene, although there is an obvious disconnect between the playlists on the digital streamers and what really people listen on parties, especially street based parties.
Latino Resiste’s Carnnibal who has dropped 3 dancehall albums with the label goes Mestizo with the head honcho Caballo to release BADMAN TALKIN’.
A truly mestizo sound that will remind you why Cumbia and Ragga Dancehall are cousins, and when they both are on the same page.. IT’S STRAIGHT FLAMES.
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