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Tune in to the sound of SUNCUT, boasting a heartfelt selection of some favourite 45’s through to classic bonafide soulful jams.
Ritmo Santanero is an all-vinyl cumbia DJ Crew based out of Santa Ana, CA consisting of DJ’s Rigo Suave, Gary Ventura, LX Ramirez, and Kevin Hernandez. The revered cumbia connoisseurs locally dubbed “Los Reyes Cumbieros” are each seasoned vinyl collectors in their own right. Their highly-curated selection ranges from porros, gaitas, rebajadas, to rare tracks and beloved classics - all on 45s. Ritmo Santanero stands out as an artistic contender in the Southern California sonidero scene as the trio expands out of Santa Ana and into Long Beach, and Los Angeles - bringing the best all-vinyl cumbia night to a town near you. Spinning a mix of cumbia genres from of all corners of the world, Ritmo Santanero is reviving the once-dormant sonidero culture of the 90’s, yet deviating from the announcement-heavy tradition by letting the music do the talking.
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Once upon a time, let's say 1998-ish, Helicoid 0222MB was a somewhat spacey guitar-bass-drums trio from Osaka, and most of the limited press coverage they got concentrated on a joke (?) about how their music was supposed to make a giant robot dance. They grew a fair bit over the years -- there were typically four to six people on stage by the mid-2000s, with a keyboard and an extra guitar or two added to the mix -- but they still performed the dancing-robot song pretty regularly for ages.
Biography nerds will probably want to know that the principal players were pretty much always guitarist/lead vocalist Tanaka Hiroko (also of Teresa 11 and Free From Disguise), bassist Suguri Makiko (who also hosts the band's never-updated web site) and drummer Kon (who might have been Imanishi Satomi pre-pseudonym, or maybe the lineup actually changed… updates from people with a clue are obviously welcomed). Other contributions on record have come from such Osaka luminaries as Gonzo Murakami (of Labcry, maybe?) and Akamatsu Misaki (AKA akamar22 these days). Come late 2010, Tanaka left the city and that, as they say, was that. (Her erratically-updated blog insisted that it wouldn't be, but you try finding any information to the contrary since then.)
Once upon a time, let's say 1998-ish, Helicoid 0222MB was a somewhat spacey guitar-bass-drums trio from Osaka, and most of the limited press coverage they got concentrated on a joke (?) about how their music was supposed to make a giant robot dance. They grew a fair bit over the years -- there were typically four to six people on stage by the mid-2000s, with a keyboard and an extra guitar or two added to the mix -- but they still performed the dancing-robot song pretty regularly for ages.
Biography nerds will probably want to know that the principal players were pretty much always guitarist/lead vocalist Tanaka Hiroko (also of Teresa 11 and Free From Disguise), bassist Suguri Makiko (who also hosts the band's never-updated web site) and drummer Kon (who might have been Imanishi Satomi pre-pseudonym, or maybe the lineup actually changed… updates from people with a clue are obviously welcomed). Other contributions on record have come from such Osaka luminaries as Gonzo Murakami (of Labcry, maybe?) and Akamatsu Misaki (AKA akamar22 these days). Come late 2010, Tanaka left the city and that, as they say, was that. (Her erratically-updated blog insisted that it wouldn't be, but you try finding any information to the contrary since then.)
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