Mexico City-based band Mint Field are slated to release their forthcoming album 'Aprender a Ser' on Oct 27th via the felte imprint. Having already dropped their single 'El Suspiro Cambia Todo' last month, Mint Field now share their latest video for the song 'Orquídea'.
Having spent many years in Berlin and now based in Spain after a stint in her native Mexico, singer Graciela María returns with her new EP 'We Will Find Ourselves Again'.
Techno Para Dos is the moniker of Mexico City-based producer Raúl Villamil. Quickly making a name for himself in the electronica arena, the artist has shared stages with the likes of Ellen Allien, Kasper Bjorke, and loads more.
Singer and artist Graciela María has been wowing listeners for a number of years with her gorgeous mixture of mood-driven modern music and the lush, traditional styles from her native country of Mexico. Having spent the past decade crafing her sound in Berlin, she has taken her music and extraordinary performances globally.
Mexico City band Mint Field will release their forthcoming album 'Sentimiento Mundial' on September 25th via Felte Records. To coincide with the news, the group have also shared their latest single 'Aterrizar'. A tender indie offering, the tune finds singer Estrella del Sol performing the lyrics in Spanish over gentle instrumentation that peps up sporadically throughout the duration of the song. You can stream 'Aterrizar' down at the bottom.
Tijuana outfit Mint Field have announced news regarding their forthcoming EP 'Mientras Esperas'. Slated to land March 1st on Innovative Leisure, the band touches on sociological issues as well as the questioning one's existence. Comprised of five cuts in total, one of the singles features is this haunting tune 'Jardin de la Paz'. With the production quite minimal, the song is led by an eerie guitar riff, not to mention a thick, punching bass line, all accompanied by ghostly vocal works. Whilst the song is quite spacious, it builds up to a triumphant climax. Stream 'Jardin de la Paz' down below.
Tijuana-based duo Mint Field are a musical pair who should definitely be on your radar. With their debut LP 'Pasar De Las Luces' landing Feb 23rd on Innovative Leisure, these girls are delivering excellent psych, shoegaze and dream pop sounds. Their latest single 'Quiero Otoño de Nuevo' is a perfect reflection of these styles whipped into one exciting package.
Mint Field have also shared the video to 'Quiero Otoño de Nuevo'. The visuals feature a guy who facilitates the imagery on billboards, eventually finding himself struggling to remove a message that has now popped up on the screen, broadcasting it to the the outside world. You definitely wouldn't want to be in his position! And for the record, pressing the ESC button on the keyboard clearly doesn't always solve the problem. Have a look.
Berlin-based Graciela María is one of the most multi-faceted artists in the industry. Having weaved between various styles of music ranging from experimental electronica, moody and cinematic lo-fi, jazz-tinged downtempo on over to more Hip-Hop underlying beat cuts with Robot Koch, unlike many acts who tend to make an attempt at style shifting, she actually does it well...great in fact. Set to release a new album titled 'Canto Siete' on January 25th, Graciela María revisits the classic sounds of her native Mexico. The first offering from the LP comes in the form of this gorgeous version of 'Adoro', written by Armando Manzanero and originally released in 1967. Bursting with beauty, the spacious rendition is minimalist art with Graciela María's exquisite vocals accompanied simply by tender guitar cello. Ripe with mesmeric qualities, 'Adoro' displays Graciela María at her best.
With their debut album 'Pasar De Las Luces' set to land February 23rd via Innovative Leisure Records, Tijuana-based duo Mint Field have unveiled the video for their latest single 'Ojos En El Carro'. Directed by Alejandra Villalba García and César Ortiz, the hauntingly artistic video, shot in black and white, reflects the idea of death and spirits as women in some clips almost represent ghostly beings, whilst almost performing a ritualistic celebration in other scenes. Check it out.
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