Earlier this month, we introduced to you Diezmo and Ivicore, now it’s time to present the third DJ playing tomorrow at Perreo al Correo, our reggaeton party at The Post Bar, Pedrolito! Long-time friend of Rhythm Passport, Pedrolito is a DJ, radio host (at Kiosk Radio), event organiser (at Muevelo),...
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View Ivicore bio here As we are getting nearer and nearer to Perreo al Correo, our reggaeton party at The Post Bar in Tottenham on Saturday the 16th of November, let us introduce you to another nifty DJ who will let you dance the night away with her quality selection of...
View University of Tropical Sound bio here In anticipation of his set at The Post Bar‘s reggaeton party on Saturday 16th November (Perreo al Correo), when he will share the DJ-decks with Ivicore and Pedrolito, we’d like to introduce you to Tropical and Latin bass DJ, producer and Dean of University...
Preview of the album: Track List: 1. Lakou Mizik + 79rs Gang feat. Régine Chassagne, Win Butler, and Preservation Hall Jazz Band – Iko Kreyòl (HaitiaNola Album Version) [from Iko Kreyol; Cumbancha] 00:00 – 03:01 2. Gaijin Blues – Professor Tatsuro Kensu [from Gaijin Blues II; Shapes of Rhythm]...
Take a walk on the tropical side! On Friday 19th July, join Rhythm Passport and University of Tropical Sound at the Jago in Dalston for a night of tropical bass, Afro-Latin beats and global sounds with a Polish twist. From 9pm to 3.30am, get ready to dance till exhaustion, as...
View Naphta bio here In anticipation of his London visit and upcoming set at The Jago in Dalston on Friday the 19th of July (together with Lua Preta, ElPeche, Lou Pino and Carthnage), we have the pleasure to welcome the weekend with a brand spanking new mix by Polish musician, DJ and producer Naphta....
Let’s start by saying that Mina is one of the most stimulating and eclectic artists, producers and DJs exciting the London dancefloors right now. Her musical perspective embraces the world, but it’s from across the Atlantic where she found her main inspiration. From Ghana to Jamaica and Spain to Brazil,...
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Bahia, in northern Brazil, is known as being one of the largest hubs for Afro-Americans since the days of slavery. On Ziminino’s self-titled album (newly released on the INTL BLK label), black influences are to be heard in abundance. With the Bolsanaro regime cutting the ground from many Brazilians, Ziminino...
At times, we are the first to lose track of how many exciting music events happen in London each month, so we have decided to offer you some sort of “public musical service”, meant for all the locals and passers-by, with the aim of suggesting where to listen to some...
View University of Tropical Sound bio here Welcome the weekend with a funky new mix by London-based collective, label and party-starters University of Tropical Sound inspired by their brand new release Diatribes REMIXES and exploring the concept of “global bass”. “Global Bass is a term mainly used by producers to describe heavy electronic bass music...