Future Sounds Of Buenos Aires
Various Artists
World
| Jul 2012
Reviews
HYPRK
Reviewed 2012-07-22
Reviewed 2012-07-22
Cumbia digital compilation from ZZK (the same underground electronic collective who brought us the great Chancha via Circuito album and 2009’s ZZK Sound Vol. 2). Traditional South American cumbia instrumentation zapped with synth and heavy-hitting bass. Exactly what you would expect from digital cumbia’s most forward thinking collective—this album is probably as close to a "who’s who" as you could get.
RIYL: Matt Shadetek, Uproot Andy, Atropolis, El Hijo De La Cumbia
*1. Stutterstep rhythm, chopped up vocal samples, heavy bass. Sooooo good.
*2. Uptempo, metallic with great acoustic guitar accents and heavy drums.
*3. Mati Zundel, also known as Lagartijeando, has put out the strongest digital cumbia mixes of the past few years. This track is all chipper accordion, dreamy synths, and grinding bass.
4. Slow plodding dubbed-out riddem with a monstrous bassline on par with the most organ-jarring tracks in the Digital Mystikz back catalogue.
5. Chipper cumbia with speedy vocals in Spanish. One of the more “traditional” tracks on the album.
*6. Slow-strummed guitar with thudding, implacable drumming. Gorgeous.
7. 8-bit glitch digital cumbia. Pretty wacky but also awesome at the same time.
8. Midtempo cumbia with sassy female vocals.
9. Slow, gyrating, pulsing, with about a million samples. The headiest and most atmospheric by far but also definitively erudite and oddly bookish at times.
10. Dancehall cumbia with guest vocals from Lido Pimienta.
*11. Bouncy, blippy, with a brave selection of chimes.
12. Abstract buzzy digital cumbia with otherworldly effects and distorted vocals.
RIYL: Matt Shadetek, Uproot Andy, Atropolis, El Hijo De La Cumbia
*1. Stutterstep rhythm, chopped up vocal samples, heavy bass. Sooooo good.
*2. Uptempo, metallic with great acoustic guitar accents and heavy drums.
*3. Mati Zundel, also known as Lagartijeando, has put out the strongest digital cumbia mixes of the past few years. This track is all chipper accordion, dreamy synths, and grinding bass.
4. Slow plodding dubbed-out riddem with a monstrous bassline on par with the most organ-jarring tracks in the Digital Mystikz back catalogue.
5. Chipper cumbia with speedy vocals in Spanish. One of the more “traditional” tracks on the album.
*6. Slow-strummed guitar with thudding, implacable drumming. Gorgeous.
7. 8-bit glitch digital cumbia. Pretty wacky but also awesome at the same time.
8. Midtempo cumbia with sassy female vocals.
9. Slow, gyrating, pulsing, with about a million samples. The headiest and most atmospheric by far but also definitively erudite and oddly bookish at times.
10. Dancehall cumbia with guest vocals from Lido Pimienta.
*11. Bouncy, blippy, with a brave selection of chimes.
12. Abstract buzzy digital cumbia with otherworldly effects and distorted vocals.
Recent airplay
Senior Montecostez
Sunshine Aporeia — May 22, 2014
Guacha
Music Casserole — Jun 22, 2013
Senior Montecostez
Minimum Entropy — Jun 15, 2013
Mi Llegada Tu Llegada Nuestro Descanso
The Doldrummer — Oct 04, 2012
Coombia Del Piano Triste
Moonshine in the Evening — Sep 25, 2012
Coombia Del Piano Triste
Bouge Mood — Sep 22, 2012
Charting
2012-07-29 — 2012-09-30
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Sep 30 | 1 |
| Sep 23 | 1 |
| Sep 16 | 2 |
| Sep 9 | 2 |
| Sep 2 | 3 |
| Aug 26 | 1 |
| Aug 19 | 4 |
| Aug 5 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Guacha | ||
| 2. | Malambo | ||
| 3. | Senior Montecostez | ||
| 4. | La Poli | ||
| 5. | Hongo X Hongo | ||
| 6. | Mi Llegada Tu Llegada Nuestro Descanso | ||
| 7. | Se Pixelo El Vinito | ||
| 8. | Viene De Mi | ||
| 9. | Prima | ||
| 10. | Atras | ||
| 11. | Coombia Del Piano Triste | ||
| 12. | Cumbiatron |