Properly batshit material yet again from Colombian producer Pedro Ojeda, who updates popular local sounds, transforming them into cheery future tropical psychedelic groovers.
Discrepant never stops! Romperayo's third album following 2015's debut and 2019's "Que Jué?", "Asi No Se Puede Muchaches" continues his dissection of Colombian popular music, taking an avant garde approach to sounds that might usually be ignored.
The backbone of each of these tracks is Colombian tropical music, and Ojeda juxtaposes hypnotic rhythms with quirky plunderphonic samples and bizarre synth solos. If that sounds hard to imagine, think about a library music album playing while someone jams on a Speak And Spell and a tiny Casio keyboard nearby - you'll be close. Bonkers and quite brilliant.
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Properly batshit material yet again from Colombian producer Pedro Ojeda, who updates popular local sounds, transforming them into cheery future tropical psychedelic groovers.
Discrepant never stops! Romperayo's third album following 2015's debut and 2019's "Que Jué?", "Asi No Se Puede Muchaches" continues his dissection of Colombian popular music, taking an avant garde approach to sounds that might usually be ignored.
The backbone of each of these tracks is Colombian tropical music, and Ojeda juxtaposes hypnotic rhythms with quirky plunderphonic samples and bizarre synth solos. If that sounds hard to imagine, think about a library music album playing while someone jams on a Speak And Spell and a tiny Casio keyboard nearby - you'll be close. Bonkers and quite brilliant.
Properly batshit material yet again from Colombian producer Pedro Ojeda, who updates popular local sounds, transforming them into cheery future tropical psychedelic groovers.
Discrepant never stops! Romperayo's third album following 2015's debut and 2019's "Que Jué?", "Asi No Se Puede Muchaches" continues his dissection of Colombian popular music, taking an avant garde approach to sounds that might usually be ignored.
The backbone of each of these tracks is Colombian tropical music, and Ojeda juxtaposes hypnotic rhythms with quirky plunderphonic samples and bizarre synth solos. If that sounds hard to imagine, think about a library music album playing while someone jams on a Speak And Spell and a tiny Casio keyboard nearby - you'll be close. Bonkers and quite brilliant.
Properly batshit material yet again from Colombian producer Pedro Ojeda, who updates popular local sounds, transforming them into cheery future tropical psychedelic groovers.
Discrepant never stops! Romperayo's third album following 2015's debut and 2019's "Que Jué?", "Asi No Se Puede Muchaches" continues his dissection of Colombian popular music, taking an avant garde approach to sounds that might usually be ignored.
The backbone of each of these tracks is Colombian tropical music, and Ojeda juxtaposes hypnotic rhythms with quirky plunderphonic samples and bizarre synth solos. If that sounds hard to imagine, think about a library music album playing while someone jams on a Speak And Spell and a tiny Casio keyboard nearby - you'll be close. Bonkers and quite brilliant.
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Properly batshit material yet again from Colombian producer Pedro Ojeda, who updates popular local sounds, transforming them into cheery future tropical psychedelic groovers.
Discrepant never stops! Romperayo's third album following 2015's debut and 2019's "Que Jué?", "Asi No Se Puede Muchaches" continues his dissection of Colombian popular music, taking an avant garde approach to sounds that might usually be ignored.
The backbone of each of these tracks is Colombian tropical music, and Ojeda juxtaposes hypnotic rhythms with quirky plunderphonic samples and bizarre synth solos. If that sounds hard to imagine, think about a library music album playing while someone jams on a Speak And Spell and a tiny Casio keyboard nearby - you'll be close. Bonkers and quite brilliant.