I couldn't think of a band more criminally underrated than the UK's own Pulled Apart By Horses. Any fellow US fans out there? 🤘

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/jan/13/eduardo-niebla-gypsy-waltz-review?utm_source=chatgpt.com:

"His latest album demonstrates his fluid, technically brilliant guitar work in a variety of settings, with backing from five musicians, including tabla player Dharmesh Parmar and Indian violinist Jyotsna Srikanth, and the standout track is the 18-minute India, a series of "meditations" on poverty and resilience, in which lyrical, drifting guitar passages are matched against rousing interplay with Srikanth's violin. Other tracks are more varied. Phoenix sounds like a film score, the exuberant title track includes an unnecessary school choir, while the thoughtful and lyrical Rosie is another reminder of Niebla's exquisite guitar work."

Discovered them through their other song 'The Crop'. This new one didn't disappoint

“Yayabo” takes its name from the river in Sancti Spíritus, a historic city in central Cuba. The song celebrates the arrival of the Conga Yayabo, a carnival procession bringing music and dancing into the streets.

It belongs to the tradition of conga de comparsa—Cuban street carnival music characterized by driving percussion, repeated melodies, and call-and-response singing.

Unlike the more intimate Cuban son or romantic bolero, this is exuberant, communal music meant to get people moving.

The Italo-Senegalese artist is redefining the codes of Italian hip-hop. Sitting at the crossroads of rap, jazz, and Afro influences, he brings a refined yet impactful aesthetic.