Happy Colors is a Dominican DJ who is a leader among the new generation of latin electronic producers who work across genre boundaries. He embodies the Barrioteca concept bringing together different regional styles and EDM sounds for a modern globalized club community.
Happy Colors will be performing at the Que Bajo Barrioteca Tropical May 9th at Verboten in Brooklyn. Get your tickets at http://nyc.
DJ Guaguis is Ali Gua Gua, the lead singer of the Kumbia Queers a powerful punk cumbia band out of Argentina and Mexico. With Kumbia Queers she as been spreading a unique brand of cumbia villera and sonidera sounds with a strong political message to new audiences across Europe and the Americas for years. As DJ Guaguis, she brings her Jarocho roots and globe trotting experience to the turntables.
She’ll be performing at the Que Bajo Barrioteca Tropical May 9th at Verboten in Brooklyn. Get your tickets at http://nyc.redbullmusicacademy.com/que-bajo-barrioteca-tropical
To celebrate this Saturday’s Barrioteca Tropical, Uproot Andy is kicking off a new EP series for Que Bajo records that we hope will help define the Barrioteca sound. (more…)
DJ Laz is the original Latin Bass king. His massive club hits such as ‘Esa Morena’ were major moments in the development of Latin Electronic Music and hip hop in the 90’s. (more…)
Pablito Mix is the pioneer of Mexico City’s new cumbiatón genre combining the long tradition of Mexico’s cumbia sonidera culture with the invading forces of reggaeton and dembow.
He is a among the most important DJs of Mexico City’s urban music scene, and he’ll be performing at the Que Bajo Barrioteca Tropical May 9th at Verboten in Brooklyn.
Get your pre-sale tickets now at http://nyc.
Erick Rincon led the Tribal Guarachero movement from the underground clubs of Monterrey as a teenager before breaking the genre into mainstream radio with his crew 3ball MTY in 2011 with the smash hit ‘Intentalo’.
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He’s just old enough be allowed in the club here in NY but he’s playing to massive crowds all over the world and he’ll be performing at the Que Bajo Barrioteca Tropical May 9th at Verboten in Brooklyn. Get your tickets here: http://nyc.
Former member of Washington D.C.’s Born Jamericans, as well as one of Reggaeton’s early cross-over stars, Notch has been bridging the boundaries between dancehall and reggaeton for years. (more…)
To any life long fan of reggaeton, DJ Playero needs no introduction. He is the godfather in Puerto Rico. (more…)
The Que Bajo boys have partnered with Red Bull Music Academy’s 2015 NY festival to bring you a mind blowing line up of Latin-Electronic music all stars! (more…)
The #RNYC Producers Project is back with Volume 3, this time featuring the solo production works of DJ Natalie. This is a first for DJ Natalie, this being her premiere release since she began producing last year. We’re stoked about how it came out. Most definitely check it out. (more…)
This Wednesday, April 29th at our Dutty Artz Keeps Changing the Mood party at the Knitting Factory, we’ve got DJ Ripley stepping up to the decks to deliver her signature style: using music to celebrate people’s experiences across race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality, highlighting the beauty of interconnecting global stories and rocking them into your body on the dance floor.
We are pleased to present another stellar player on the Dutty Artz Keeps Changing The mood lineup! Recently relocated to NY from Boston, Riobamba is an Ecuadorian-Lithuanian DJ, event-maker, and writer.
Dutty Artz lineup for tomorrow night (Wednesday April 29) includes a special live set from Atropolis, which you definitely won’t want to miss! Building on his intense collaborative practice and deep connection to dancefloors, you’ll hear fragments of old and new inspirations.
Up next: We’ve got Selecta K7 for his first DJ set at a Dutty Artz party since relocating to NYC from Memphis. Don’t miss him at Dutty Artz Keeps Changing the Mood on Wednesday, April 29th at the Knitting Factory.
