Chambao nace en 2001 fusionando el flamenco y la música electrónica ambiental, lo que desemboca en el concepto musical “Flamenco Chill”, el cual Sony Music impulsó como el debut de la banda malagueña. Su propuesta se consolida en 2003 con “Endorfinas en la mente”, trabajo que recibe el Premio Ondas a la Mejor Creación Musical y del que se venden más de 80.000 ejemplares de un álbum que se publicó en 20 países.

Latin Bitman, productor musical y Dj chileno, cuenta con 9 discos editados en todo el mundo bajo diversos nombres tales como Bitman & Roban, Latin Bitman, Ritmo Machine y RVSB a través del sello Californiano con residencia en Hollywood, Nacional Records.

In 1971, as an extension of those beautiful holidays in a big house in Seville Street Imperial, which Manuel Bernal Prieto, its owner, baptized with the name "La Trocha" born this group bearing the same name that mythical tablao, always remembered. Manolo Bernal and even early eighties that is when the group broke up, what form Leonardo Lopez Roldan Antonio Ramirez Perez, Antonio Beltran Pavon "Valencina" and Francisco Terrero Ramos (guitar), incorporated after Francisco Sanchez de la Rosa. The act every day of the year in the same place, taking high-flying moves when the tablao with all the luxury Round Capuchins, made it possible that "La Trocha" reached a high levels of professionalism and experience, which could be felt not only in daily activities but the annual discography, always surprising us with songs like "It was your love", "My Thoughts" or "pure Canela" among other compositions of excellent workmanship.

Sweet Songs: Lembranças dos Melhores Momentos and Sweet Songs II: Ficou na Saudade is a series of two compilation CD's released by Brazilian label Acervo Discos. Most of the music are imported from the United Kingdom and North America with a hint of Australia thrown in but it's good music for the world, unite.

Folklore for the Dance Floor
The latest sonic adventure by King Coya, danceable alter ego of Gaby Kerpel (De La Guarda, Fuerza Bruta) a pioneer of Latin American folklore fused with electronic music, is called “Tierra de King Coya” (Land of King Coya) - a land where rhythms such as the wayno and instruments from the Andes like the ronroco and tarka, are digitally intertwined with the ritual of dance and celebration. Like a sorcerer from the future, King Coya creates a map of sound exploration navigating the continent through his digital lens. On his 2nd full length album he lays down his own vocals while also plays a smattering of live instruments.

Berlin's Jazzanova collective formed in 1995, after DJing with one another at a club called Delicious Doughnuts. Alexander Barck, Claas Brieler, Roskow Kretschmann, Stefan Leisering, Axel Reinemer, and Jürgen von Knoblauch shared a common goal of blending their collected inspirations together to create a new, sophisticated sound, with debts owed to nearly every form of dance-oriented music from the past several decades.

In 1957, the bop was a "Hot teen-age dance". Ray Conniff had been making waves with his new style of music for a couple of years. It's too bad that "DANCE TO THE BOP" didn't make it big when it was first released by COLUMBIA RECORDS, but this re-issue is better than I remember. This swingin' collection is still very danceable and it's obvious that Conniff got his inspiration from Country, Rock'n Roll and Rhythm and blues of the era. Ray's trombone is heard throughout the arrangements and he can be heard (on a couple of cuts) singing with his own playing. This effect produced a new and fascinating tonal color for the era that is still very vivid today. This CD also included Conniff "En Espanol". This album was recorded in Mexico in 1966. It's fun to hear "Days Of Wine And Roses" in Spanish. What sells this CD are the first 12 cuts. I recommend this CD highly to anyone that loved the early Conniff sound.
- By Ken Rogers-

Embrace The Chaos is the 2001 second album by Los Angeles Latin pop group Ozomatli. This was released by Almo Sounds/Interscope on 11 September, 2001.

Coming Up is a 2003 EP by American Latin rock/pop band Ozomatli. This was their first release as part of the Concord Records family and is an enhanced CD, featuring two videos. It also features a song where Ozomatli collaborate with A.B. Quintanilla III & Kumbia Kings.

Street Signs is the 2004 album by Los Angelinos Ozomatli. Concord Records released this one for the group and fans.

"Cut Chemist Suite" is the 1998 single by American Latin rock/pop band Ozomatli. This features Cut Chemist and Chali 2na on raps and this UK CD5 features Cut Chemist's own remix of the song, replacing the original instrumental with the sample used in MC Lyte's "Cha Cha Cha". This was released by Almo Sounds.

"La Misma Cancion" and "¿Dónde Se Fueron?" are both part of a US promotional CD single by American Latin pop/rock band Ozomatli. It features a radio edit of "La Misma Cancion", which removes the outro heard in the album version. This was released by Almo Sounds.

Kenwood Interviews Ozomatli is a promotional CD where the Kenwood company speaks with the members of Ozomatli, in segments that are done in both English and Spanish. There's also a bit of music heard throughout, including a full version of "Cumbia De Los Muertos".

"Super Bowl Sundae" is a 1999 single by American Latin pop/rock band Ozomatli. This features the hit song plus a remix made by Peanut Butter Wolf.

Second volume of "Latin Flavors" edition - specially selected LATIN & Bossa Nova Chill tracks for good mood. Experience fusion of Spanish guitars, addictive melodies, sensual vocals and smooth rhythms by artists such as: Ignacio Fernández, Marga Sol, Nicholas Gunn, Groove Gauchos, Solar Music Club….