Category Archives: Musica
Attack of the 50-ft Chica
When an artist with a big sound comes to town for the first time you throw a fiesta. And you invite your friends. And there’s music and drink and dancing girls. In the case of this Argentinean artist, there are … Continue reading
New Music
I’m writing a weekly column on global music artists for Metro New York and another on South American artists for World Hip Hop Market. Los Rakas are products of their environment, hailing from a city that is home to everyone … Continue reading
EEEvento/AFP present: Attack of the Latin Hipster at Pianos, LES
Monday July 11 will go down as the evening hot Latin hipsters arrived at Pianos Upstairs Lounge to devour tasty burgers and shy local Anglo wallflowers with little discretion. Their undoing (the burgers and the broads both) will be handled … Continue reading
Nublu Saturday – LAMC Afterparty
Pablo Malaurie and DJ Joro-Boro play Saturday July 9 at Nublu, the best spot in the East Village for live music and budget French wine. It’s an early show for people coming off the Summerstage concert in Central Park. It’s … Continue reading
Pablo Malaurie
In Buenos Aires music and art spill over every street corner. There are full tango orchestras with pianos set up on the sidewalk on Sundays, busking in the big city near the end of the world. Pablo Malaurie is its … Continue reading
SXSW
The first show we went to at South by Southwest 2011 was our own. Redheadphone got to open for a local friend’s band on the terrace of Mangia Pizza, on Lake Austin Boulevard. Tisra Dewitt and I sang girly harmonies … Continue reading
Bocce Ball + Kublai Khan
Bocce ball, classic hip hop, and Kublai Khan made the cold more tolerable this week. Snow flurries had us looking forward to crunching fresh snow but it brought on dreams of Art Basel in Miami where friends enjoyed the visuals … Continue reading
