The Voice Of Latin Crossover and Alternative Music
**** This post is written by Spanglish Noise thanks to the generosity of Target. We received a Target gift card and so will one lucky reader! In exchange, we are letting you all know how we discover new artists**** Nataly Nothing excites me more than "discovering" a talented new artist! While it's easy to follow the latest releases of my favorite artists through social media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube), the addition of a brand new artist to my iTunes library tends to be more … [Read more...]
These are the Spanglish Noise picks for the best of 2012. Artists had to have albums or songs in Spanglish in order to qualify and they are ranked according to the level of influence we feel they contributed to the Spanglish market. Any success on the charts was also taken into consideration. Do you agree with these picks? Is there anybody we missed or haven't heard of yet? Let us know in the comments below. Top 2012 Spanglish Artists 1. Pitbull As much as people complain … [Read more...]
The current trend in the world of bachata music is to remake popular songs from the 1960s-1980s and today we bring you the latest example, which is Jeyro’s version of “Say You, Say Me” by Lionel Richie. In terms of the music, both versions start out with the same romantic melody, but then the bachata version spins off into the traditional percussive rustle that has come to define the genre. We first heard Jeyro with his song “Mi Mundo,” and this second song is a positive step … [Read more...]
Jeyro is a new Latin urban artist from New York - by way of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - who has found a voice in the genre of bachata. It is quite common to hear an R&B influence in bachata these days, and Jeyro is no exception to this trend, yet his music still contains a traditional feel that blends this new style of singing with the genre's standard instrumentation. "Mi Mundo" ("My World") is the title single from Jeyro's upcoming 10-track album and is directed by Miami's … [Read more...]
