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Puerto Rico Legendary Reggae Band “Cultura Profética” Celebrates 20 yr.

June 24, 2016by remNo Comments

“Cultura Profética” Prophetic Culture is more than a rustic reggae band in Spanish, is an ingenious project with a strong track record which 20 years of experience and 7 albums. Over one million fans on social networks and maintain an average of more than 20 thousand daily visits. Each update on their fan pages generated thousands of comments in just minutes. Youtube visitors exceeded the number of million .

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“Cultura Profetica” Prophetic Culture was formed by the need to express social ideas through roots style rhymes. They are the most love and respected reggae band in Puerto Rico. They have obtained golden record and have captivated all radio stations, including the ballad, which have revolutionized their radio formats for your music sound, because the fans demanded it. The band members are: Willy Rodriguez (vocals and bass), Boris Bilbraut (drums and vocals), Omar Silva (guitar and bass), Juanqui Sulsona (piano and keyboards), Eliut Gonzalez (guitars), Egui Santiago (organ and keyboards), Roy Sanchez (percussion), Ilang Ilang Gutiérrez (chorus), Kianí Medina (vocals), Esteban González (trombone), Eduardo Cosme (trumpet), José Furito Rivers (saxophone), Elier Caro (soundman), Alex Diaz (visual and photography)

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Cultura Profetica recorded their first studio production titled; Warning song in Jamaica in the recording studio of Bob Marley. In 1998, he was released their debut album with which they were released throughout the island. In this production, its most popular song was “Fruit of the Earth.” One issue in favor of legalizing marijuana and nature conservation, now a day Puerto Rico Island is in the process to legalized for medical purpose. A year later released their second studio album titled New Ideas in which experienced and merged with musical styles like hip-hop, bossa nova, trip-hop, jazz, bachata, carranga among others. In this production, some of its most prominent issues are “New Ideas” and “Release the Moorings” in which guest is Guillermo Bonetto, Los Cafres.

In 2001 they released their first live album Culture Live, recorded in his 2000 concert held at the Tito Puente Amphitheater in San Juan Puerto Rico. This concert was a guest group, the Argentine reggae band; The CAFRES. In 2002 his third studio album Journal in which first begin to sing love songs, with songs like “before” and “Where No Reach My Verso”. One of his most famous songs in this production was “Bieke”, a song for the liberation of the island of Vieques. This topic is an adaptation of the song Bob Marley Zimbabwe.

CPRIn 2005 he was released his album MOTA, in the song Sube el Humo explain the meaning of the acronym (moments of leisure in the Temple of Ajusco), and this is an umbrella in the history of Reggae in Spanish, and showing a professional band, but with a solid growth lyrical and musical concept. Two years later he paid tribute to legendary reggae musician Bob Marley, emulating his most famous songs almost perfectly. Boris Bilbraut, the drummer of the band made of lead vocals on this successful tributo.1

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2010 is the year goes on sale Tenderness his latest album under the label La Mafafa, is a production of Willy Rodriguez (vocals and bass), Omar Silva (guitar and bass), Eliut González (guitar), Boris Bilbraut (drums and vocals) and John C. Sulsona (keyboard). Over 20 years Prophetic Culture has been very important musicians who for one reason or another have had to abandon the project but its base is thus maintained since its inception. In February 2015 for the first time in the history of his career, Prophetic Culture is part of the festival Vina del Mar in Chile taming the “monster” and taking home silver gull and gull gold.

They identify with the student struggles in favor of higher education for all sectors of society. Prophetic culture is a cult band, something dreamed but inaccessible to most contemporary bands, especially Spanish language. They are not going to double standards are consistent and do not lie to their fans. So it is not surprising that the issue Complicity were for 20 weeks on the charts of Billboards and Tenderness appear number 1 on the iTunes Latino Tropical.There hasn’t been a successful band like Cultura Profetica in the roots they are our maximum and best reggae band from Puerto Rico to the world. To get more information about cultura contact Soraya Abdouni, Manager/Booking. skalotto@gmail.com or +1 (787) 528-6486 or +1 (787) 460-9518

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Puerto Rican Street Artist “DEFY ” leave his mark in Barcelona Streets

June 24, 2016by remNo Comments
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His Family and close friends call him Omar Vazquez Santos but in the art world streets his name is Mostdefynite “DEFY” from ADM CRU  have leave his most recent mark in Barcelona Street.

 

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Founded in 2002, the ADM (Aerosol Designing Minds) is a group of 8 young Puerto Ricans dedicated to the practice of graffiti. Since its inception, this group composed Bez, Defy, Dwek, Iks, Nek, Selek, Xel and Pun18, its founder, has been characterized by maintaining a solid reputation by proposing a consistent supply, fresh style, textures and design, with a colorful palette, nourishes all painted within the circuit of “writing style” along the island of Puerto Rico images. In addition, recognition has spread worldwide in places where they have exhibited their works such as Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Montreal, Toronto, New York and San Francisco, among others.

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Which come from different cultural contexts, does not add any of these 8 artists limitation. Rather, it is the main element that impels them to achieve new aesthetic dimensions while maintaining high affinity and unique in their productions harmony. For more information about DEFY or ADM CRU email at: mosdefynite@gmail.com

 

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Tostfilms. The #1 Puerto Rico Street and Art Documentation

June 24, 2016by remNo Comments

Mario E. Ramirez doing independent videography is the creator of Tostfilms. Since 2012 has been documenting Puerto Rico urban art scene. The artist Mario E. Ramirez Capellá travels to different parts of the world for documenting interventions of urban space with urban artists to capture that moment of creating art and to appreciate it in different perspectives.

 

Mario E. Ramirez, Tostfilm

 

Tostfilms focuses on the documentation of urban art in the process. They have collaborated with local and international inside and outside the island artists. Artists like Alexis Diaz, BIK ISMO, David Zayas, Pixel Pancho, Spear, Don RIMX, Inti, Faith47, Jaz, Evoca1, etc… Tostfilms work has been recognized internationally and videos have been shared by social networks around the world as Street Art News, The Huffington Post, Brooklyn Street among others.

 

Mario E. Ramirez, Tostfilm with David Zayas, Damaris Cruz, BIK ISMO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mario E. Ramirez, David Zayas, Damaris Cruz, BIK ISMO

 

 

Mario have an important mission when he capture that moment of artistic creation and to appreciate different perspectives. Mario is creating and immortalizing Puerto Rico Art in many ways…

 

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Alexis Diaz “La Pandilla”, Nicole Chacón, Mario E. Ramirez

 

Mario strongly believe that Tostfilm is a movement. It is a means for urban art and his artistic work. Tostfilms works also as a promoter of art or artist. for more information about Tostfilm http://www.tostfilms.com or tostfilms@gmail.com

PR Art Scene

Murals in Santurce, San Juan PR.

June 23, 2016by remNo Comments

 

Una nueva perspectiva del arte urbano. “A new perspective of urban art.”

Murals located on Santurce area in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Murales por. “Murals by”:
Bicicleta Sem Freio, Vero Rivera, Omar Obdulio, David Zayas, Vhils, INTI, El Basta, Ever,
Aryz, Cyrcle, Alexis Diaz, AxelVoid, FrancoJaz, Bikismo, Colectivo Morivivi, Seth Globepainter, KiikCreate,
Son , Pun18, MadSteez.

Video by: ©TOSTFILMS2014
CREATIVE COMMONS. tostfilms@gmail.com

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Carla Acevedo Yates one of our prominent Art Curator

June 23, 2016by remNo Comments
Carla Acevedo Yates

Curators in almost all art museum hold PhDs and have distinguished records of scholarship and Carla Acevedo Yates understand these very well. The qualifications are getting more–not less–stringent. The reason is simple: without knowledge of what these collections are and why we value them, there is no point in having museums. Carla create the soul that people connect to and invest in by sharing their knowledge with audiences on many levels

Carla Acevedo Yates

Carla Acevedo-Yates is a curator, researcher, and art critic based in San Juan, Puerto Rico and New York. She earned an M.A. in Curatorial Studies and Contemporary Art at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College (Ramapo Curatorial Prize) and a B.A. in Spanish and Latin American Cultures from Barnard College, Columbia University (Clara Schifrin Memorial Spanish Prize in Poetry). In 2008 she founded Dawire.com, an online platform for contemporary art that addresses emerging art production on the island and abroad, while hosting a wide range of contributors from the Americas. Since 2011 she has worked as an independent curator. Recent projects include Turn on the bright lights at the Hessel Museum of Art (Ramapo Curatorial Prize), Soy Isla: A conversation on and around Zilia Sánchez at Artists Space Books and Talks, The Dialectic City: Document | Context at Laboratorio de Artes Binarios and OB-R at ARTLAB753, a project that experimented with exhibition formats and collaborative production models. Her writing has appeared in Art Agenda, Small Axe: A Caribbean Platform for Criticism, Artpulse, La Tempestad, Mousse, South as a State of Mind, and Sculpture. She was a curatorial resident at Espaço Fonte (Recife, Brazil) in 2014 and RIC (Santiago, Chile) in 2015.

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Carla has done some online projects like:

A.  DaWire when she Founded on July 26th 2009, DaWire is an online platform featuring artist texts, editorials, interviews, exhibition news and reviews from across the globe with a focus on Central America and the Caribbean, Institute fro tropical Research.

B. The Institute for Tropical Research (ITR) is a project that addresses tropicalities in contemporary art through historical research, documentation, and critical thinking. Its aim is to define the terms of discussion, both today and historically, and to critically engage with the iconography and contextualization of art made in tropical climates.

C. Archive of Problem. There are a thousand stories intertwined in the lives of those on our graphic, many of which are worth any scholar or inquisitive soul’s time to study. Archive of problems is a comprehensive history of philosophy infographic.

 

Carla Acevedo Exhibition

The Dialectic City Document / Context curated by Carla Acevedo Yates San Juan, PR.

With less then 35 yrs old Carla has done many selected projects like:

  • West 21st Street Drive-In (Leave Your Car at Home)
  • Prólogo a un objeto at AREA
  • Turn on the bright lights at Hessel
  • Jesús Bubu Negrón at CCS Bard
  • Bard MFA Thesis Exhibition
  • Robin Bruch at Leslie Fritz
  • Zilia Sánchez at AS Books and Talks
  • OB-R at ARTLAB
  • The Dialectic City [Document|Context]
  • Tree Boat: A Meditative Non-Site

 

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            Turn on the bright Light @ Hessel Museum of Art

Some of her selected text are:

  • José Morales at MAPR
  • The 31st Sao Paulo Biennial
  • Bernadette Corporation: 2000 Wasted Years
  • Seth Price at Friedrich Petzel
  • Less is More: La Loseta and the Economy of Means
  • Considering Activist Art in the Age of Occupations
  • Ironing a Camel’s Hump
  • Spain’s 30-year-old art fair turns slightly modest
  • Renegade Acts
  • Reflections on the Electric Mirror
  • ¡Patria o Libertad!: The Rhetorics of Patriotism
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  • Moments of Suspended Disbelief
  • Horror 14.2
  • When a painting moves… something must be rotten!
  • Michael Joaquín Grey
  • Talia Chetrit
  • Colonialism & the Politics of Cultural Consumption
  • Branding Ideologies
  • The Exploration of Self

 

Her curatorial research focuses on recuperative art histories, abstraction as experimental geography, and post-global-decolonial curatorial methodologies. Today’s curators can be informed and have expertise, but they should also be educators and entertainers Carla understand these importan aspect. To contact Carla Acevedo Yates for exhibition in or out of Puerto Rico you can email her at: carlaacevedoyates@gmail.com or see her web at: carlaacevedo.com

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Vito moves the PR Electro Music Scene and resonates beyond boundaries

June 18, 2016by remNo Comments
Vito Mercado

Vito Mercado, the creator of HA! Music, has focused his career as a Promoter, Festival Producer, Manager, Festival Consultant and Developer.  His company, established since 1996, embarked on a mission to make people dance while building Puerto Rico as the Electronic Dance Music epicenter of the region.  Ha! Hidden Agenda was born in 1998 out of the idea of organizing, developing and promoting all styles of electronic music in the island, and generating enough interest to bring proper international talents.

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                 Electric Daisy Carnival, San Juan, Puerto Rico 2015. Photo by SakoGraphy.

 

Vito is responsible for many of the mayor music festival events in Puerto Rico, such as EDC Puerto Rico Festival, Movement Getaway, We the Future Festival, Electric Holiday, Coors Light Sound Fields, Coors Light Circothic,  and other events with thousands of local and international guests. Vito Mercado said: “The quality of productions is superior every year, and the increasing size of the talents and audiences is our fuel to keep doing what we LOVE. It has become an attractive business for some, but our vision sees beyond and our undisputed experience should be the shield of our success.” “Constantly evolving and looking forward to the next step, we believe our synergy will help us reach the unimaginable goal…”

 

Skrillex (left) & Vito (center) in a festival Stage

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Vito and his HA Music tribe, Analiz Zayas his wife, Jorge Ramos and Jesús M. Quiñones,  are acclaimed for building electronic music upon Puerto Rican culture and rhythms. They also help produce local DJs, helping transform artists from local to international careers. Some of their collaborations include artist such as Caleb Calloway, DANO, LVST, Emiliano Martini, and 10 days.

With the success that Vito and his tribe have had, we’re ecstatic to see them share their talent across continents fusing electronic music and other rhythms, as in ‘All Together As One’.

Vito feels that: [Ha=Truth]  …and is For Believers Only!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

written and edited by FTLOB

 

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Meet One of Our Electronic Music Booking Agent

June 18, 2016by remNo Comments
Frank Lara

Frank Lara is the most prolific DJ Booking agent in the island of Puerto Rico. Without him we would stand less of a chance of being able to see our favorite international DJ at our local night venues, events or festival. He is the one to go to if you are a Puerto Rican or International producing DJ or Musician searching for a gig or any electronic music event or idea.  Lara is the creator of Nightology and creates and implements innovative and diversified non-traditional marketing campaigns for a variety of companies offering services, media groups, international artists bookings, sales tickets & more. Lara has focus more his booking on Deep House, House Music and Tecno.

 

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His bookings are responsible in connecting the Puerto Rico Growing Electronic Scene with the whole world. Lara has book DJ’s like: Dixon, Benoit & Sergio, Wolf + Lamb, Guy Gerber, M.A.N.D.Y., Gaiser, The Martinez Brother, Art Department,  DJ T, Fur Coat and many more it’s been more then 10 year of experience he have put in their dream and career. He is responsible in bringing to the island and creating a cultural connection between both, International and Local DJ united by one purpose, one music, one rhythm. The most important part is that these two bookers never have left out our local producing DJ’s and Musician in any nightclub, festival or event they are involve they always take care of our local one’s, here is were the local ones open or close the set for the International producing DJ without living the island.

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Guy Gerber & Frank Lara

 

Electronic music is one of the most popular music genres of our times worldwide. It’s much more than music to dance and free yourself from stress and your daily worries, people gather around the world in music festivals to enjoy of the great beats, but there is so much more behind electronic music. It can bring benefits to your health and mind and these music lover understand it.

 

 

Music

FÜETE BILLĒTE

June 17, 2016by remNo Comments
Fuete Billete

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FÜETE BILLĒTE is a Rap group based in San Juan Puerto Rico. It’s composed of MC’s Pepper Kilo and Don Severo, and producer FreeBass, all alter egos of PR underground artists and Hip Hop legends Ciencia Fixión(CIFI,NuevaKrema).
Getting together in early 2012 and pulling from influences such as early 90’s west coast Rap,southern Trill and of course pussy, they decide to bring explicit rap back to PR through catchy hooks, 808 drums and tales of hustlin’,weed smoking,fucking strippers and of course MONEY! FÜETE BILLĒTE’s first single “Bien Guillao” was released in Dec. 2012 along with remixes including trap hypeness from Dominican Republic Producer FREAKY PHILIP, Calleb Calloway, Lao and many more! booking: fuetebillete@gmail.com 787-940-3013 787-548-5900

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DON SENARIO- El Abuelito Teatrero. Scenographic Sculpture at Santurce PR

June 11, 2016by remNo Comments
Don Senario

 

The project of “Don Senario …” insert the theatrical genre urban artistic movement in this sixth edition of Santurce’s Law.  Don was born in Trastalleres Senario. He is a friend of Andy Montanes Club Los Centralinos, also known as the querendón the neighborhood. Your body has the versatility to be assembled and disassembled in any outdoor space. This wise modulus of about 20 ‘x 20’ x 20 ‘, is constructed of wood pallets, carts and reused rubber clothing. These magic that will take the fun dome. All these materials are hundred percent recycled in order to reduce the cost of materials and natural resources.

 

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DON SENARIO-  El Abuelito Teatrero. “Don Senario: The granddaddy teatrero” arises in the process of seeking new spaces for theatrical activities from theater rolling mode. This scenographic sculpture, represented by the head of a grandfather, is an ode to all those human beings who came before us and who worried about leaving their knowledge to future generations.

From the piece you will appreciate the innovative and creative way it is designed and implemented technical elements: scenery, lighting and stage machinery; the latter being the most important because it is responsible for giving movement and physical life to work.

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The public and the community santurcina can enjoy various performative genres, which will take place inside the mouth of Don Senario. Therefore they will be presented: monologues, circus, improvisations, performances, urban poetry, pantomime and impersonation. Thus the performing arts become our connection with the local community and the central format of a well designed and accessible for all diverse artistic offerings.

During the second weekend of March, “Don Senario …” come with their wisdom to wherever they need. He opens his mouth, he moved his mustache, his huge eyes, expand their throat and inside will toyed with the public different characters. Through these artistic dynamics we comply with the educational mission and entertainment which was created this work will be from March to enjoy the community and visitors.
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Long live the art!

Jose Luis Gutierrez Reyes
PIEDEAMIGO

Tranki …, Inc., is a non-profit company dedicated to the production and cultural management through the performing arts, theater, cinema, music, visual and audiovisual arts, among other arts.   info.tranki@gmail.com

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Thomas Dambo creates a sculture for “Santurce es Ley” Mural festival

June 11, 2016by remNo Comments
Thomas Dambo, Wilson Car

 

 

SINCE ITS CREATION IN 2010, Santurce’s Law (SEL) has solidified its position as the leading exponent of emerging contemporary art and creative programming in Puerto Rico, by developing a management platform that manages to unite microprojects independent art scene for a weekend. With each edition SEL reaffirms its commitment to the rehabilitation of Santurce neighborhood through the foundation of an art circuit in the area; effort that has made the capital district in the center for contemporary artistic creation on the island and in America. Santurce is Law has been developed with the hope of seeing grow sector. The initial problem is that once the event ends, you tend to leave unused space and concept, waiting to be rescued next year and creating a cultural gap between. We are witnessing the change in Santurce community that has been produced for public art, and independent events of this nature, which are generated by the artistic community.

“Wilsons Car” after the previous owner of the car, the sculpture is made of 300 reclaimed pallets and to some ply wood scraps. Its around 22 feet high and sits at a parking lot at Serra Street, Santurse, San Juan in Puerto Rico as a part of the street art festival is Santurse Act 2016.

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Xavier “BOOM” Muñoz – Street Artist

June 11, 2016by remNo Comments
Xavier Muñoz

 

 

 

Xavier Muñoz BOOM is a local street artist that use the stencil as a form or way to express his murals.

Mural “Homenaje Al Tinker Santurce” Santurce Festival 2016. 6. Act 2016 is Calleernesto Cerra, Sanjuan Puerto Rico.

Video documentation by @ancadezart.

 

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David Zayas create the first mural exhibition in a Puerto Rico Museum

June 11, 2016by remNo Comments
David Zayas

 

David Zayas has create the first mural exhibition ever created in any museum in Puerto Rico. David Zayas is a talented mural artist with local and international experience.

Music

Ryan Rodriguez aka DJ LIGHTNING “EL RAYO”.

June 11, 2016by remNo Comments
Ryan Rodriguez aka Dj Lightning "El Rayo"

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Ryan Rodriguez AKA DJ Lightning “El Rayo” born and raced in Bayamon Puerto Rico. I started my first steps as a DJ in ” Barrio Macun” of Toa Baja PR, inspired from early age by my uncle Orlando Rodriguez, in 2006, Owner of DecoProMusicInc I decided to promote myself as a DJ for private activities. I currently play for beach parties,big festivals, events and the most important clubs of the island. Mainly attracted by HIPHOP, Dancehall, Rap, Funky, Soul, EDM and with my open-format skills I’ve shared stages with many of the best DJ’s in Puerto Rico and visit Miami, Colombia and Santo Domingo(Dominican Republic) with my music. For now I continue to develop success while bringing energy and excitement in the dance floor. Lightning Booking:
787-344-9049 decopromusic@gmail.com.

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Mr. DANGER GARDEN @ H & M Opening Night in San Juan, PR.

June 10, 2016by remNo Comments
MR. DANGER GARDEN

JOEL F. PIERLUISI aka MR. DANGER GARDEN

The Producer/Percussionist/Pianist/Guitarist/Bassist/Drummer/Vocalist & music lover since 4 years old, Joel Pierluisi “Mr.Danger” welcomes you to DNGR GRDN grove sounds and present his show at the opening night of the H&M Store in San Juan, PR.  More then 300 person when to the store inaguration.

DNGRous Label (thedangergarden@gmail.com)

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Joel F. Pierluisi aka Danger Garden

June 9, 2016by remNo Comments
MR. DANGER GARDEN

 

JOEL PIERLUISI-CORDERO AKA MR. DANGER GARDEN

Born March 4, 1986, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Joel Pierluisi-Cordero (a.k.a. Mr. Danger Garden) began playing the bongos at age four and got his first drum set at age five.

Joel got his start at age 10 when he performed a live solo with cousin Jorge at the Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine “Evolution World Tour” at Coliseo Roberto Clemente in Puerto Rico. After getting a crowd of 12,000 people on their feet two nights in a row while playing the bongos, Joel became obsessed with performing on stage.

By age 12 he could play drums, percussion, bass, piano, and guitar.

He founded his first band, Umoja, with cousin Jorge in the year 2000. Umoja, the African term for Unity, was a reggae band that played for six years in Puerto Rico, releasing an album in 2003 that included radio hit No puedo olvidarte. Joel was the lead singer, drummer, composer and music director of Umoja, sharing stage with Gondwana, Sizzla, Midnite, Burning Spear, Jarabe de Palo, Sean Paul, Steel Pulse, Cultura Profética, and more.

In 2003 he played the drums for Daddy Yankee at House of Blues in Orlando and at Coliseo Roberto Clemente in Puerto Rico. Going back to where it all began was an amazing experience that led to many other opportunities.

In 2004 Joel played the drums once again at Coliseo Roberto Clemente, this time for Zion & Lennox. That same year, he also played drums for Vico C, Tego Calderon, and others.
Later that year he began his college career in marketing at the University of Puerto Rico while performing an average of three shows-a-week with his reggae band Umoja all over the island.

In 2007 he was called to play the drums for Wisin & Yandel’s concert in Venezuela. He had not much interest in reggaeton, but the experience of traveling and meeting new places caught his attention to this oportunity. After performing with the duo in their East-West tour across the US, all the way from Madison Square Garden in New York to the Staples Center in Los Angeles, he was hired as their official drummer and toured with them for four years. He played in Venezuela, México, Costa Rica, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, USA, Panama, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, El Salvador, Guatemala, Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Rome, and more.

Between travels while touring with Wisin & Yandel, Joel kept producing his music, sound design for commercials, and developing different musical arrangements in his home recording studio.

In 2008 he worked as music producer for Sebastian Foglia’s lounge projects: Foglia Lounge House Sound and Foglia Spread the News.

In 2010 he wanted to start his own electronic music project and got together with Sebastian Foglia to create the group “Foglia”. He took Sebastian’s lounge project and gave it an upbeat, electro dance twist with a lot of stage energy.

In 2011, they released the hit single Dime que hay and were the opening band for 30 Seconds to Mars at Coliseo de Puerto Rico and for Cut Copy and Panda at the Coors Light Indie Fest in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Foglia traveled to Miami where they electrified the crowds at Bardot and Pax with their unique sound, and were interviewed by CNN, Telemundo, NBC, Terra and Latinblah. In 2012 Joel and Sebastián went on separate journeys.

Joel started his own project called DANGER GARDEN (DNGR GRDN). Finally no mainstream, no opinions about the music from anyone else, just his music exactly the way he wanted it. DNGR GRDN is a mix of all the production influences in Joel’s life. His early reggae roots and electro dance influences brought Joel his own sound within the Indie-dance / House music genres. With a live show that consists of a “live production set” where Mr. Danger brings his production equipment to the stage, and improvises every sound creating a special live set for his audience on every show infused by his percussion background.

His live shows as well as his daily production tasks may include collaborations with different producers, musicians, singers, dj’s, and many other talented friends from the industry.

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DON RIMX – New Mural on NYC

June 8, 2016by remNo Comments
DON RIMIX

DON RIMX has finish his new master piece in the New York City. RIMX has move from San Juan, PR to promote his work around the world using as new home base in Florida.

“El mal con bien se apaga ”

Mural en Jefferson St y st Nicholas Ave en Bushwick , brooklyn , NY .

20′ x 40′

“The evil with good goes out”

Mural in Jefferson St and St Nicholas Ave in Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY.

20 ‘x 40’

David “Don Rimx” Sepulveda was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico.  His family lived in the public housing development, Nemesio R Canales, who in the 90s had a very high crime rate.  Drugs and gun violence were a part of his everyday life.  Through his parents watchful eyes Don Rimx was kept on the straight and narrow. They noticed his interest in drawing at a young age and nurtured it by enrolling him in weekend art classes at the local art school.  He later received his diploma from the Central High School of Visual Arts and went on to continue his education at the Escuela de Artes Plasticas.  Upon finishing his studies, he dedicated himself to incorporating the various techniques of classic art into urban art, with a specialization in murals. Lorenzo Homar, Jose Alicea, Rafael Tufino, Rembrandt, and Joaquin Sorolla, are just a few of the influences one see’s in the line work, color treatment and poetic imagery of his pieces.

In 2009, Don Rimx moved to Brooklyn, NY.  Life in the big city had a profound affect on his latest works, from the different cultures and styles to the many textures and materials.  The skeletal structures explore the synthesis of man and his city.  Resulting in works of art comprised of rigidity and personality.

“16 Barras” Brooklyn was an exploration of this connection.  Murals were painted throughout Brooklyn, of randomly chosen residents, interlaced with one number and word, that when put in numerical order, created a poem. It was meant to inspire people to search for the pieces to the puzzle, to get to know their borough and its residents. “16 Barras” received media coverage in the NY Daily News and various online publications. The concept was later extended to Puerto Rico and featured in the annual art event ‘La Campechada.’

Don’s also participated in national and international urban beautification projects like Artists for Israel, Los Muros Hablan New York & Puerto Rico and Art Basel Miami in the Wynwood Design District. Additionally he’s painted many murals around Brooklyn, at the Bushwick Collective and at the former 5Pointz Queens.

Don’s individual style bridged the gap between the streets and corporate America. His work caught the eye of a progressive commercial real estate developer and was commissioned to produce several grand scale murals in the Bryant Park area of NYC. The synthesis of the two resulted in breathtaking works of art. An arrangement so unique it received media coverage in the NY Times.

In the summer of 2014, Don Rimx and his family made the move to Miami Florida. The warm climate, Latino culture and large arts presence really attracted the artist, making him feel a little closer to home. Since the move Don was invited to the Brooklyn Museum as the guest artist for National Hispanic Heritage Month and has worked on a couple of projects with the Jordan sneaker brand. In the Miami area, he was one of the featured artists in the Cars Meet Art exhibit of the Miami Auto Show. And is currently one of 15 artists participating in the Beck’s Urban Canvas.

Don Rimx’s unparalleled artistry has set him apart from the rest; a classically trained fine artist, graffiti purist, grand scale muralist and new school tattoo artist. No matter the medium, he’s guaranteed to continue doing what he loves for many years to come.

To see more DON RIMX Murals visit: http://www.donrimx.co/murals/

Music

Arturo Hernandez as DVJ King Arthur

June 8, 2016by remNo Comments
Arturo Hernandez as DVJ King Arthur

DJ, Producer, Mechanical Engineer

The character of DVJ KING ARTHUR was released in 2009 by a Mechanical Engineer student named Arturo Hernandez Padin. Who has also 11 years of experience in the music business. The name of DVJ KING ARTHUR its related to his creator, since the name of the ”DVJ” stands for Disc Video Jockey, ”King” stands for a Puertorrican Holiday (The 3 Magic Kings Eve” on January 5 which its the date Arturo was born and ”Arthur” stands for its name. Which also his father named him Arturo in the name of the real King Arthur.

DVJ King Arthur’s costume is based on the King Arthur armor back in the days of history but with a creative robotic design. This futuristic character is always ready for a new battle, always ready for a new party, always ready to make an impressive show. The helmet and suit was designed and build by himself, applying his knowledge as a mechanical engineer to add to it special features like night vision, lasers, blue eyes, temperature control, air replacement system. His armor is white and frosted which stands out the reflection of its own suit multicolor lights. All of this design were created with not only the purpose of entertain the people but also to make them wonder and imagine ?? how can he do that? ?? and to promote the fact that we all can do all that we dream of, we just have to try to do it.

DVJ King Arthur has a passion for electronic music but his specialty is Electro, House and Dubstep. This choice of gender is because it has more synth sounds with an aggressive beat that always get the crowd going. He believes that electronic music will help make the world a better and happier place. King Arthur is the resident DJ of the weekly television show called Adrenalina Sin Frenos (ASF) every tuesday night on Univision Puerto Rico since 2009. He is always trying to make the crowd jump to the beat, playing special mixes by adding his own touch of ?the beat? standing out with his unique creativity. A perfect, flawless DJ set its what King Arthur always deliver. He’s personal goal as a DJ its to play and be one of the first 100 DJs of the world on ” The List ” and to be a part of the lineup of the Ultra Music Festival on Miami or Electric Daisy Carnival of Las Vegas.  More info: bookings@dvjkingarthur.com

Music

Sergio Dimitri, Genesis, DJ Ayran at Rem Project.Gallery

June 6, 2016by remNo Comments
Sergio Dimitri, Genesis, DJ Ayran

 

Sergio Dimitri, Genesis, DJ. Ayran

Produce and play live shows.  In these occasion they play on a local gallery name Rem Project. Gallery in a drink and draw class.

PR Art Scene

EOXatOV @ KM 0.2 Art Space- 2016

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
KM 0.2 Art Space


“EOXatOV @ 0.2 km Santurce, Puerto Rico, Calle Cerra 262
Artist: Noelia Medina Fernandez
Curator Enityaset Rodriguez

PR Art Scene

Terricolas Exhibition @ Art Lab Gallery-2016

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Terricolas @ Art Lab Gallery

Exhibition Curated by: Rabin Dranat and Abby Ruiz.

Collective Exhibition
Artists:
Stanley Coll, Poncili Creation, Alexis Diaz, Rafael Ferrer, Rabindranat Diaz Cordona, Lyanne Febo, Radanes ‘Juni’ Figueroa, Juan Guzman, Jpeg, Jose Lerma, Miguel Luciano, Sofia Maldonado, Roberto Marquez, Elsa Maria Melendez, Katiana Modestti (Cloud ), Jose Morales, Uziel E Alegria Orlandi, Mariela Pabon, Fernando Pintado, Nick Quijano, Aby Ruiz, Alberto Santiago, Jonathan Torres, Emanuel Torres, Jose Luis Vargas, Maria Jucia Varona, Mel Xiloj, David Zayas

PR Art Scene

Colonial Election Exhibition @ KM.2 Art Space

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
KM 0.2. Colonial Election Art Show


Exhibition “colonial elections” Cerra Street, 626 SANTURCE PUERTO RICO.

ARTISTS,

Arron Salabarrías

Javier Moreno

Marina Barsy Janer

Garvin Sierra

Carlos Fajardo

Rafael Miranda

PR Art Scene

Artist from Puerto Rico, Brief History.

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
PR Artist

Here are some puerto rican artist.  From Jose Campeche to present. Video from the University of Sacred Hart, Puerto Rico.

PR Art Scene

Jose Morales Exhibition @ MAPR 2014

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments

 

Notes the process of construction of the installation “The Wall” display “affective Abecedario: Jose Morales – Facilities” #ABCAfectivo. Presented at the Puerto Rico Art Museum

 

News, PR Art Scene

Museo de Arte de Ponce Collection

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Ponce Art Museum, PR.

MAP Collection.


Museo de Arte de Ponce (MAP), is an art museum located on Las Americas Avenue in Ponce, Puerto Rico. It is considered one of the finest art museums in Puerto Rico It houses a collection of European art, as well as work by Puerto Rican artists. The largest art museum in the Caribbean, it has also been called one of the best in the Americas. The museum contains one of the most important Pre-Raphaelite collections in the Western Hemisphere, holding some 4,500 pieces of art distributed among fourteen galleries. It was the first of three museums in Puerto Rico accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. It was founded by industrialist and philanthropist Luis A. Ferré, and its current building was officially inaugurated on December 28, 1965. It was significantly enlarged in 2010 after a $30M expansion. The museum has been called “world class”.

PR Art Scene

VIAL International Competition of creation and digital interpretation @ MAPR

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
VIAL International @ MAPR

 

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VIAL International Competition of creation and digital interpretation. Celebrated at the Puerto Rico Museum of Art.

PR Art Scene

Michael Linares- “Unpainting”. @ Walter Otero Gallery- 2013

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Michael Linares @ WOCA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D74OsOFM4sE

Art Exhibition in a Puerto Rico Gallery.

Artist: Michael Linares

News

Miguel Luciano’s Piragua Car

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Miguel Luciano, Pimp My Piragua

 

 

Brooklyn artist Miguel Luciano brings his shaved ice cart to Philadelphia for the exhibit Global Warming at the Icebox. Here he is talking with Pepon Osorio and making a grape ice for a kid (he charges $2 although waived the price for the child). He got the block of ice in North Philly. He built the cart himself, fiberglas over MDF board. He had it painted at an auto detailing place and had it outfitted with stereo equipment and a DVD player, which shows a flyover of arctic ice with music.

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Pimp My Piragua is a mobile public art project that commemorates the innovations of Latino street vendors, transforming a traditional pushcart for selling shaved ice (Piraguas) into a hyper-modified pushcart-tricycle with a hi-fi sound and video system.  This project was commissioned by the Queens Museum of Art in 2008.

PR Art Scene

Sociedad 13 art exhibition @ Rem Project. Gallery-2013

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
remproject.gallery


“Sociedad 13” “mas me crece”, is a collective sample of a group of thirteen (13) artists whose works navigate and converge between related means of expression ranging from painting, sculpture, photography and other contemporary trends. The works present here address topics related to social status, processes of identity of contemporary subject, the excessive consumerism, to mass culture, and postcolonial establishing correlations between the current landscape of Puerto Rico today policies.

Artist:

Chemi Rosado

Abey Charron

Edgardo Larregui

Karlo Andrei Ibarra

Migdalia Luz Barens

Jesús “Bubu” Negrón

Jaime Rodriguez

Admin Torres

Jorge Rito Cordero

Rafael J. Miranda

Omar Velásquez

Roberto Marquez

Gabriel Nieto

About PR

TAINO INDIANS ” Discovered”

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments


Puerto Ricans indians are The Tainos.

About PR

Visiting Puerto Rico?

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments


Planning to visit Puerto Rico? Check out our Visit Puerto Rico,The Hidden Gemof the Caribbean and The Puerto Rico Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Puerto Rico. seepuertorico.com

About PR

National Anthem of Puerto Rico

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments

 


The Borinqueña is the national anthem of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The current music and lyrics were written in 1903 and since then has been taught in schools and was adopted by most people. The music was made official by the government as the national anthem in 1952, and the letter in 1977. The title refers to the aboriginal Taíno name for the island of Puerto Rico, which was Boriken or Borinquen.

Music

Henry Cole- Drummer

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Henry Cole- Drummer

 


Drummer Henry Cole is at the forefront of a growing wave of jazz innovation and cross-cultural rhythm in the 21st century. With his flexibility, grace and sheer power behind the drum kit, he has proven indispensable to the sound of some of the world’s most acclaimed jazz groups, including the Grammy-nominated Miguel Zenón Quartet (Awake, Esta Plena, Alma Adentro]), Grammy winner David Sánchez (Cultural Survival), the Alfredo Rodriguez Trio, and the all-star quartet “90 Miles” featuring Sánchez, Stefon Harris and Nicholas Payton.

Henry is also asserting himself as leader of the Afro-Beat Collective, which releases its debut album Roots Before Branches this fall in the United States. Drawing on the raw groove and momentum of Fela Anikulapo Kuti as well as the depth and complexity of modern jazz, Henry strives with the Afro Beat Collective to integrate all his varied influences, including Puerto Rican folklore, funk and R&B, jazz and Afro-Caribbean rhythmic traditions.

Read more…

The San Jose Mercury News praises Henry’s “explosively detailed” playing, and All About Jazz notes his ability to “make instantaneous, organic adjustments at every turn.” In an article for Modern Drummer titled “The Future of Drumming” (January 2006), Henry was cited as an outstanding young player to watch by illustrious fellow drummers Alex Acuña, John Riley and Antonio Sanchez. In a 2009 JazzTimes magazine feature, journalist Fernando Gonzalez explored Henry’s visionary approach, his translation of Puerto Rico’s street-style pandero requinto drumming to the drum set — just one example of Henry’s bridging of traditions and disciplines in the service of a unique individual sound.Born in 1979 and raised in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, Henry relocated to San Juan in 1999 to study classical percussion at the Conservatorio de Musica de Puerto Rico. He began his jazz immersion at Boston’s Berklee College of Music in 1998, but soon returned to San Juan, where he became one of the most in-demand and influential jazz drummers on the island. There he gained pivotal, formative experience in the varied music scene of Old San Juan: “It was very small,” Henry recalls, “but it had all styles and genres, so it was easy to go from one to the other and learn from all. I was playing rock, salsa, jazz, electronic music, all in the same week. That’s college right there.”During this time Henry worked extensively within and beyond the world of jazz, with artists such as Giovanni Hidalgo, Dave Valentin, Jerry Gonzalez, Danilo Pérez, Branford Marsalis, Luis Marin, William Cepeda’s Afro-Rican Jazz, salsa artists La PVC, the rock band Vivanativa and many more.

Relocating to New York, his current home base, in the fall of 2003, Henry received a scholarship to attend Manhattan School of Music and study with the great John Riley. Since completing his studies, Henry has performed with the likes of Chris Potter, Adam Rogers, Drew Gress, the Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban Big Band, Ray Barretto, Orlando “Puntilla” Rios, Papo Vazquez, Perico Sambeat, Paquito D’Rivera, David “Fathead” Newman, Kenny Werner, Mark Turner, the contemporary plena group Viento de Agua and many more. He has toured throughout the U.S. and Europe, Mexico and Central America, Korea and
Japan.

Besides his influential work with Miguel Zenón and David Sánchez — entailing appearances at the Village Vanguard and other world-renowned jazz venues — Henry can be heard on such fine recordings as Personalities by the Fabian Almazan Trio, Christian X Variations by Soren Moller with Dick Oatts & Kirin Winds, El Alquimista by Pete Rodriguez, and Rocket Science for Dummies by the electro/neo-soul group Astronauts of Antiquity. His work with dancer and choreographer Noemí Segarra includes the evening-length collaborative piece “De Rumbo De Rumba,” premiered at the Hostos Center for Arts & Culture in early April 2011. Henry also performs with Cuban-born, LA-based pianist Alfredo Rodriguez, who records for Quincy Jones’ Qwest label.

Henry is also a successful and sought-after educator, often substituting for his mentor John Riley at MSM and at SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Music. His quartet has also taken part in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “Rhythm Road” (a.k.a. “Jazz Ambassadors”) program, which involves concerts, master classes and lecture-recitals for musicians. In addition, Henry has provided master classes and clinics under the auspices of Carnegie Hall, Marsalis Music and other institutions. He is sponsored by Vic Firth sticks, DW Jazz drums, Latin Percussion (LP) and Zildjian cymbals.

On his debut album Roots Before Branches, Henry has assembled musicians on the order of Sean Wayland, Adam Rogers, John Ellis, Miguel Zenón, David Sánchez, Soren Moller, Egui Santiago, Rey de Jesús, Hérmes Ayala, Roy Guzmán and more. Henry’s Afro-Beat Collective pushes the aesthetic of Miles
Davis’s Bitches Brew in a strong Afro-Caribbean direction, while also melding Fela’s Afrobeat sound with a jazz-rich vocabulary: “I imagine Fela’s band with Wayne Shorter or Lee Morgan playing the solos,” Henry muses. His main goal is to see music as One World, a space beyond styles, reaching out to audiences of all kinds with a message of determination and unity

– See more at: http://www.henrycolemusic.com/bio/#sthash.fubRmSGa.dpuf

Music

Henry Cole- Drummer

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Henry Cole- Drummer

 

 


Drummer Henry Cole is at the forefront of a growing wave of jazz innovation and cross-cultural rhythm in the 21st century. With his flexibility, grace and sheer power behind the drum kit, he has proven indispensable to the sound of some of the world’s most acclaimed jazz groups, including the Grammy-nominated Miguel Zenón Quartet (Awake, Esta Plena, Alma Adentro]), Grammy winner David Sánchez (Cultural Survival), the Alfredo Rodriguez Trio, and the all-star quartet “90 Miles” featuring Sánchez, Stefon Harris and Nicholas Payton.

Henry is also asserting himself as leader of the Afro-Beat Collective, which releases its debut album Roots Before Branches this fall in the United States. Drawing on the raw groove and momentum of Fela Anikulapo Kuti as well as the depth and complexity of modern jazz, Henry strives with the Afro Beat Collective to integrate all his varied influences, including Puerto Rican folklore, funk and R&B, jazz and Afro-Caribbean rhythmic traditions.

Read more…

The San Jose Mercury News praises Henry’s “explosively detailed” playing, and All About Jazz notes his ability to “make instantaneous, organic adjustments at every turn.” In an article for Modern Drummer titled “The Future of Drumming” (January 2006), Henry was cited as an outstanding young player to watch by illustrious fellow drummers Alex Acuña, John Riley and Antonio Sanchez. In a 2009 JazzTimes magazine feature, journalist Fernando Gonzalez explored Henry’s visionary approach, his translation of Puerto Rico’s street-style pandero requinto drumming to the drum set — just one example of Henry’s bridging of traditions and disciplines in the service of a unique individual sound.Born in 1979 and raised in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, Henry relocated to San Juan in 1999 to study classical percussion at the Conservatorio de Musica de Puerto Rico. He began his jazz immersion at Boston’s Berklee College of Music in 1998, but soon returned to San Juan, where he became one of the most in-demand and influential jazz drummers on the island. There he gained pivotal, formative experience in the varied music scene of Old San Juan: “It was very small,” Henry recalls, “but it had all styles and genres, so it was easy to go from one to the other and learn from all. I was playing rock, salsa, jazz, electronic music, all in the same week. That’s college right there.”During this time Henry worked extensively within and beyond the world of jazz, with artists such as Giovanni Hidalgo, Dave Valentin, Jerry Gonzalez, Danilo Pérez, Branford Marsalis, Luis Marin, William Cepeda’s Afro-Rican Jazz, salsa artists La PVC, the rock band Vivanativa and many more.

Relocating to New York, his current home base, in the fall of 2003, Henry received a scholarship to attend Manhattan School of Music and study with the great John Riley. Since completing his studies, Henry has performed with the likes of Chris Potter, Adam Rogers, Drew Gress, the Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban Big Band, Ray Barretto, Orlando “Puntilla” Rios, Papo Vazquez, Perico Sambeat, Paquito D’Rivera, David “Fathead” Newman, Kenny Werner, Mark Turner, the contemporary plena group Viento de Agua and many more. He has toured throughout the U.S. and Europe, Mexico and Central America, Korea and
Japan.

Besides his influential work with Miguel Zenón and David Sánchez — entailing appearances at the Village Vanguard and other world-renowned jazz venues — Henry can be heard on such fine recordings as Personalities by the Fabian Almazan Trio, Christian X Variations by Soren Moller with Dick Oatts & Kirin Winds, El Alquimista by Pete Rodriguez, and Rocket Science for Dummies by the electro/neo-soul group Astronauts of Antiquity. His work with dancer and choreographer Noemí Segarra includes the evening-length collaborative piece “De Rumbo De Rumba,” premiered at the Hostos Center for Arts & Culture in early April 2011. Henry also performs with Cuban-born, LA-based pianist Alfredo Rodriguez, who records for Quincy Jones’ Qwest label.

Henry is also a successful and sought-after educator, often substituting for his mentor John Riley at MSM and at SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Music. His quartet has also taken part in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “Rhythm Road” (a.k.a. “Jazz Ambassadors”) program, which involves concerts, master classes and lecture-recitals for musicians. In addition, Henry has provided master classes and clinics under the auspices of Carnegie Hall, Marsalis Music and other institutions. He is sponsored by Vic Firth sticks, DW Jazz drums, Latin Percussion (LP) and Zildjian cymbals.

On his debut album Roots Before Branches, Henry has assembled musicians on the order of Sean Wayland, Adam Rogers, John Ellis, Miguel Zenón, David Sánchez, Soren Moller, Egui Santiago, Rey de Jesús, Hérmes Ayala, Roy Guzmán and more. Henry’s Afro-Beat Collective pushes the aesthetic of Miles
Davis’s Bitches Brew in a strong Afro-Caribbean direction, while also melding Fela’s Afrobeat sound with a jazz-rich vocabulary: “I imagine Fela’s band with Wayne Shorter or Lee Morgan playing the solos,” Henry muses. His main goal is to see music as One World, a space beyond styles, reaching out to audiences of all kinds with a message of determination and unity

– See more at: http://www.henrycolemusic.com/bio/#sthash.fubRmSGa.dpuf

Music

Calma Carmona.

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Calma Carmona

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The product of a nomadic existence, Calma Carmona’s musical background is as varied as the different cities where she lived and grew up. After seeing the world, she absorbed the aspects that appealed to her sensibilities and took the road that led her to the stage of Café Seda in Old San Juan in 2007. With the musical maturity she has gained in the last few years, Calma Carmona now aims to break with traditional patterns and create songs in her own way. As she said, “What I have always done well is express myself, that’s what fulfills me. I don’t want to do what everyone says I need to do”.

With her music denominated as Latin Soul, Calma Carmona has a display of influences ranging from Sade, Theolonious Monk and Santana, Ismael Rivera, Al Green, even PJ Harvey, La Lupe and Tina Turner. Her sound is painted with subtlety and passion, seeking to attract listeners with every verse and chorus. In all the cities she has walked on, Calma has had the opportunity to digest local and musical vibrations. As a gypsy moving from place to place, the artist she is today is now looking to share everything with her audience. It is with this desire in mind that Calma climbs on stage each night, seeking to turn spectators into believers with magic and intensity of her Latin Soul. “I give myself on stage. It is where I want to be,” said the artist.

In August 2013, Calma was voted MTViggy (previously known as MTVworld) Artist of the week. Late September 2013, Mun2 exclusively launched Calma’s first EP “There’s No Other Girl”, recorded live and produced by herself and her manager/producer Anthony Elizo as well as team of close friends. Calma feels that to launch her debut as a live recording clearly shows that she has nothing to hide. After years of training in the streets, the EP marks the culmination of her musical experience in Puerto Rico and gives us just a small glimpse into the wide variety of influences that inspire the singer. “That’s the fun part,” said the interpreter ‘Pa ‘Que Te Quejas’, “After this I can take any route. Just three days after Calma’s EP launch, she was chosen to open for Beyonce’s “Mrs. Carter World Tour” in Puerto Rico. Its evident Calma’s arrival has made quite some noise in both the Latin and the U.S industry. Calma is now left only with the memory of a young rookie, and instead we have an artist determined to captivate us over and over once she’s on stage, the world’s stage. info@calmacarmona.com. (787) 409-0295

 

Music

Robbie Rivera

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Robbie Rivera

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BORN AND RAISED IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, ROBBIE RIVERA IS KNOWN FOR PRODUCING “TUFF, SEXY TRIBAL HOUSE MUSIC”. IN 1998, MOTIVATED BY COMPLETE ARTISTIC CONTROL, ROBBIE RIVERA AND HIS WIFE MONICA OLABARRIETA LAUNCHED THEIR OWN RECORD LABEL, JUICY MUSIC. ARTISTS WHO HAVE COLLABORATED WITH ROBBIE RIVERA ON REMIXES OR COMPOSITIONS OVER THE YEARS INCLUDE: KYLIE MINOGUE, MADONNA, SANTANA, FAITHLESS, BASEMENT JAXX, DEADMAU5, TIESTO, KASKADE, PINK, FERRY CORSTEN AND DAVID GUETTA. DJ MAGAZINE HAS NAMED RIVERA ONE OF ITS ‘TOP 100’ MOST INFLUENTIAL DJS AS CHOSEN BY ITS READERS. MR. RIVERA PRODUCES THE WEEKLY RADIO SHOW CALLED “THE JUICY SHOW” WHICH AIRS WEEKLY ON SIRIUSXM AND AROUND THE GLOBE.

Music

Called Calloway

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Caleb Calloway, Producer DJ

Techno/House


Michael.weicker@askmymanagement.com. Booking: Aurelia@artistalife.com, Leo@artistalife.com.

Music

Caleb Calloway

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Caleb Calloway, Producer DJ

Techno/House


Michael.weicker@askmymanagement.com. Booking: Aurelia@artistalife.com, Leo@artistalife.com.

Music

Emiliano Martini

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Emiliano Martini, DJ Producer

Proper Slap//Nervous// Bullet:dodge//Monique Chronique//Lapsus Music//Tempura, Puerto Rico.

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Emiliano Martini:

This young Electronic Dance Music producer & DJ was born in the capital city of San Juan, Puerto Rico. From an early age his musical experiences and influences were ingrained with organic music genres such as Classic Jazz, New Age, Disco, Experimental, Latin music, and other worldwide styles. His father, a jazz musician & enthusiast, was feeding the ears of this young talent with good music for a long time, this and more drove Emiliano Martini to have a real passion for music in general, which made him learn much more about his surroundings in a more structured way. With the discovery of electronic music in his adolescence, he chose his preferred styles such as House, Techno, Minimal and Funk, in addition to that, he also made room for specific sounds like Chicago House, Detroit’s Electronic Music, Deep Tech & other groovy experimental electronic styles. After 2002 he decided to start learning about DJing performance, making him buy vinyl records every opportunity he got when he was outside of his country. After a long time learning and practicing his passion for electronic music at his home, he began exposing himself as an artist by playing at house parties, various stores, hotels and eventually at local electronic music events and exclusive venues in Puerto Rico, sharing the stage with various worldwide recognized DJ’s and producers like Holger Zilske aka Smash TV, Guido Schneider, Adultnapper, Dan Ghenacia, Jay Haze, Pillow Talk, Damian Lazarus, Shonky, Droog, Sebo K, Seth Troxler, DJ. T, Danny Daze, Deniz Kurtel, AK 1200 & others, because of his ways of overstepping genres and trends. At the same time, he’s been dedicating much of his time since 2006 to know music from a producing perspective, creating music with his own flavorful & peculiar touch, giving new textures and rhythmic variations that make him stand up from the rest. In 2012 he opened his own independent electronic music label imprint named: “Proper Slap Recordings”, a label supported internationally by: Drumcell, Atapy, SLAM, Marco Carola, Matthias Springer, Alex Rubio, Derek Marin, Sascha Robotti, Luciano, Rob B, PointBender, Lucca Doobie, Signal Deluxe, Reflux, Luciano, Al Bradley, Lars Wickinger, Daniel Sanchez, Werner Niedermeier, Richie Hawtin, Franco Bianco, Carlos Gambino, Jonny Cruz, Anderson Noise, Genetikal Twins, Pat Fontes and many others, making this the first Deep & Organic House music label based in Puerto Rico.

Bookings: Analiz Zayas: ana@hamusik.com. Releases or remixes: emimartinez16@hotmail.com or properslaprecordings@gmail.com

Music

Emiliano Martini

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Emiliano Martini, DJ Producer

Proper Slap//Nervous// Bullet:dodge//Monique Chronique//Lapsus Music//Tempura, Puerto Rico.


Emiliano Martini:

This young Electronic Dance Music producer & DJ was born in the capital city of San Juan, Puerto Rico. From an early age his musical experiences and influences were ingrained with organic music genres such as Classic Jazz, New Age, Disco, Experimental, Latin music, and other worldwide styles. His father, a jazz musician & enthusiast, was feeding the ears of this young talent with good music for a long time, this and more drove Emiliano Martini to have a real passion for music in general, which made him learn much more about his surroundings in a more structured way. With the discovery of electronic music in his adolescence, he chose his preferred styles such as House, Techno, Minimal and Funk, in addition to that, he also made room for specific sounds like Chicago House, Detroit’s Electronic Music, Deep Tech & other groovy experimental electronic styles. After 2002 he decided to start learning about DJing performance, making him buy vinyl records every opportunity he got when he was outside of his country. After a long time learning and practicing his passion for electronic music at his home, he began exposing himself as an artist by playing at house parties, various stores, hotels and eventually at local electronic music events and exclusive venues in Puerto Rico, sharing the stage with various worldwide recognized DJ’s and producers like Holger Zilske aka Smash TV, Guido Schneider, Adultnapper, Dan Ghenacia, Jay Haze, Pillow Talk, Damian Lazarus, Shonky, Droog, Sebo K, Seth Troxler, DJ. T, Danny Daze, Deniz Kurtel, AK 1200 & others, because of his ways of overstepping genres and trends. At the same time, he’s been dedicating much of his time since 2006 to know music from a producing perspective, creating music with his own flavorful & peculiar touch, giving new textures and rhythmic variations that make him stand up from the rest. In 2012 he opened his own independent electronic music label imprint named: “Proper Slap Recordings”, a label supported internationally by: Drumcell, Atapy, SLAM, Marco Carola, Matthias Springer, Alex Rubio, Derek Marin, Sascha Robotti, Luciano, Rob B, PointBender, Lucca Doobie, Signal Deluxe, Reflux, Luciano, Al Bradley, Lars Wickinger, Daniel Sanchez, Werner Niedermeier, Richie Hawtin, Franco Bianco, Carlos Gambino, Jonny Cruz, Anderson Noise, Genetikal Twins, Pat Fontes and many others, making this the first Deep & Organic House music label based in Puerto Rico.

Bookings: Analiz Zayas: ana@hamusik.com. Releases or remixes: emimartinez16@hotmail.com or properslaprecordings@gmail.com


Music

Cali Lanauze & Jonny Cruz- (Fur Coat Remix)

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments

 

Cali Lanauze & Jonny Cruz

SEX ROCKET

FUR COAT REMIX

For My Favorite Robot Records

Music

OMINOUS. RAD & JONNY CRUZ LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PROJECT

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PROJECT

 

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OMINOUS

om·i·nous
ˈämənəs/
adjective
giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; threatening; inauspicious.

Ominous is the alias of Jonny Cruz & Ricardo Dominguez both longtime friends from their birthplace of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The pair share a mutual love & passion for music,technology and production so it was a pretty natural step given their friendship that they would team up to work on music together. What started off as a studio session with the intent of a collab ended up in the formation of a partnership that has proven to have a magical chemistry the project “Ominous” although hardly ominous at all as the name would suggest Is more of a soundscape of emotionally driven melodies and vocals showcasing a side to their music that they have both been longing to fulfill which is an actual live act. Their live act encompasses an electronic yet soulful journey of tasteful electronica with hints of Rock & Roll.  For Bookings US/South America:melissa@clandestineartists.com

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Robbie Rivera

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Robbie Rivera

 

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BORN AND RAISED IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, ROBBIE RIVERA IS KNOWN FOR PRODUCING “TUFF, SEXY TRIBAL HOUSE MUSIC”. IN 1998, MOTIVATED BY COMPLETE ARTISTIC CONTROL, ROBBIE RIVERA AND HIS WIFE MONICA OLABARRIETA LAUNCHED THEIR OWN RECORD LABEL, JUICY MUSIC. ARTISTS WHO HAVE COLLABORATED WITH ROBBIE RIVERA ON REMIXES OR COMPOSITIONS OVER THE YEARS INCLUDE: KYLIE MINOGUE, MADONNA, SANTANA, FAITHLESS, BASEMENT JAXX, DEADMAU5, TIESTO, KASKADE, PINK, FERRY CORSTEN AND DAVID GUETTA. DJ MAGAZINE HAS NAMED RIVERA ONE OF ITS ‘TOP 100’ MOST INFLUENTIAL DJS AS CHOSEN BY ITS READERS. MR. RIVERA PRODUCES THE WEEKLY RADIO SHOW CALLED “THE JUICY SHOW” WHICH AIRS WEEKLY ON SIRIUSXM AND AROUND THE GLOBE.

Music

OMINOUS. RAD & JONNY CRUZ LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PROJECT

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PROJECT

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OMINOUS

om·i·nous
ˈämənəs/
adjective
giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; threatening; inauspicious.

Ominous is the alias of Jonny Cruz & Ricardo Dominguez both longtime friends from their birthplace of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The pair share a mutual love & passion for music,technology and production so it was a pretty natural step given their friendship that they would team up to work on music together. What started off as a studio session with the intent of a collab ended up in the formation of a partnership that has proven to have a magical chemistry the project “Ominous” although hardly ominous at all as the name would suggest Is more of a soundscape of emotionally driven melodies and vocals showcasing a side to their music that they have both been longing to fulfill which is an actual live act. Their live act encompasses an electronic yet soulful journey of tasteful electronica with hints of Rock & Roll.  For Bookings US/South America:melissa@clandestineartists.com

Music

Cali Lanauze

June 1, 2016by remNo Comments
Producer DJ.

Carli Lanauze local House Music and producer DJ.

Faceless Recording.

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