The New York Times – Music:
The producer got his start in the 2010s connecting underground electronic sounds and hip-hop. His first album, “Revanchist,” embraces a long-derided genre of dance music.
Author: Isabelia Herrera
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In Her New Show, Rita Indiana Confronts All Kinds of Ghosts
The New York Times – Music:
“Tu nombre verdadero” (“Your Real Name”), which debuts Friday in New York, is a spiritual multimedia performance from the 45-year-old novelist and musician.
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Rauw Alejandro’s Cosmic Reggaeton Takes Flight
The New York Times – Music:
On his third album, “Saturno,” the Puerto Rican musician further reimagines the genre, drawing on the worlds of Miami bass, late ’90s underground and freestyle music.
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Romeo Santos Reveals Another Volume of Boundary-Crossing Bachata
The New York Times – Music:
“Fórmula Vol. 3” soars when it expands the scope of the genre and the singer’s own approaches to its trademarks, but falls flat when it relies on backward-looking tropes.
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Bad Bunny on His Surprise Album, ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’
The New York Times – Music:
“I’ve made it clear to people that I’m never going to make a record that’s the same as another,” the pop star said. His fourth album was inspired by a spectrum of Caribbean music.
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Kehlani’s Journey of Healing
The New York Times – Music:
On “Blue Water Road,” the singer infuses confessional lyrics with newfound emotional clarity.
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‘Luzifer’ Review: Finding the Devil in Everything
The New York Times – Film:
A son must save his ailing mother in this disturbing, ambitious religious thriller.
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Tokischa, la nueva rebelde de la música latina
The New York Times – Music:
La rapera dominicana, alegremente célebre por sus letras obscenas, ha colaborado con estrellas como J Balvin y Rosalía, y ha sido aclamada como una iconoclasta.
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Tokischa, Latin Music’s Newest Rebel, Isn’t Holding Back
The New York Times – Music:
The gleefully raunchy Dominican rapper, who’s collaborated with J Balvin and Rosalía, has been hailed as an iconoclast. Her own goal is simple: Speaking her truth.