Tag: Daniel Villarreal

• Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti & Frank Rosaly’s MESTIZX for International Anthem & Nonesuch – avant-jazz and punk-ethos channel ancestral roots

  

  A deep and experimental jazz album is the musical creation of multi-medium performer Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti and Chicago expat jazz drummer Frank Rosaly. The wife and husband team – Bolivian-born singer Ferragutti and Rosaly of Peurto Rican heritage, are co-composers, arrangers and musicians, on the MESTIZX LP for International Anthem & Nonesuch – channel their…

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  May 3, 2024

  International Anthem, Jazz, Post punk

  Andean, Andy Moor, art punk, Arto Lindsay, As Mercenarias, Avreeayl Ra, Ben Boye, Ben LaMar Gay, Bill MacKay, bomba, Bonnie Prince Billy, Café Tacvba, Chicago, Chicago post-rock, Chris Doyle, Cumbia, Daniel Villarreal, Dave Douglas, electronica, Elza Soares, Exploding Star Orchestra, Folk, Frank Rosaly, Fredy Velásque, Guilherme Granado, Hupata!, Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti, International Anthem, Iron & Wine, Isotope 217, Jazz, jazz drummer, Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society, Juana Molina, La Mecanica Popular, Latin America, Liquid Liquid, Marta Warelis, Matt Lux, Matthew Lux, Max Roach & Abbey Lincoln, MESTIZX, Mikel Patrick Avery, minimal, Nonesuch, plena, Rob Frye, The Ex, Theaster Gates’ Black Monks of Mississippi, Tom Zé, Tortoise, Ty Segall, Viktor Le Givens

• Irreversible Entanglements release new album this month, following similarly enlightening Dos Santos LP for International Anthem

  

  Philadelphia/NY/DC free jazz collective Irreversible Entanglements release their new album Open The Gates and title track – accompanied by a music video directed by Cyrus Moussavi – gives the appropriate signals for more deeply spiritual, ambient-conscious-jazz for the peerless International Anthem label. The album also showcases a raw, organic punk-jazz sound, with first-time experiments with…

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  November 8, 2021

  Uncategorized

  A Shot In The Dark, Alex Chavez, alt-Latinx, Amara Rebel Betty Martín, Aquiles Navarro, Camae Ayewa, Chicago, Chicago-based mixed-media artist Amara Rebel Betty Martín. It’s sung distinctively in the Huapango huasteco, collaboration, Daniel Villarreal, debut, Dos Santos, Estudio Pneuma, Heritage of the Invisible II, Huapango, huasteco, in collaboration with Pilsen, International Anthem Recording Company, Jaime Garza, Keir Neuringer, Luke Stewart, Mexico City, Miguel Jara, Miguel Jara of the Mexico City-based, mixed-media artist, Moor Mother, Nathan Karagianis, Peter “Maestro” Vale, Pilsen, saxophonist, Smithsonian Folkways, Tcheser Holmes, trumpeter