Dominican singer, guitarist, percussionist, and sound engineer Riccie Oriach has forged a musical style that fuses punk and hard rock with Caribbean rhythms like merengue, bachata, and samba.
“A spiritual thriller in song”
—Spin
—Spin
Raised in a musical household, Angeleno singer-songwriter Angélica Garcia embraces identity and heritage on her third album, Gemelo, vocalizing in Spanish and English over electronic backing, lush vocal loops, and urgent drums in a style she developed while living in Brooklyn for a year and a half. Earthy, ethereal, and soaked in spirit, Garcia’s music is intoxicating and instantly persuasive.
Laura Se Fue is a NYC-based journalist, vinyl collector, and DJ, born and raised in San Diego. Her writing features queer and Latinx artists who are changing representation both locally and in mainstream media. She combines her love for storytelling with her music selection, ranging from disco, funk, cumbia, and reggaeton to Latin house—bridging old and new subcultures.
“A spiritual thriller in song”
—Spin
—Spin
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