IndieRE #128 | EMA-RTV

In the last Spanish edition of IndieRE, we opted for an undergound Andalusian music special. The Spanish southern underground is enjoying a new trend of mixing flamenco with other more distant styles such as the synth punk of Salvar Doñana, the electronica of Código Jondo, the particular rap of Carmen Xía or FRAC, or the sound universes of eclectic artists such as Quentin Gas or Gore. But Andalusia goes further musically, with projects of great quality such as the punk’n’roll of The Oddballs, the garage of The Smoggers, the ska-punk of Red Soul Comunnity, the alternative rock of Sarajevo 84, Wi Bouz or Sevilla Distorsión, the dream pop of Venga Bea, or unclassifiable bands such as La Jvnta or Space Surimi. A whole universe of sound that would be impossible anywhere else in the world.

PLAYLIST:

Quentin Gas & Los Zíngaros – Amén
Quentin Gas & Los Zíngaros – Sinpecao
Gore –Malasangre
FRAC – La inflasión
Carmen Xia–Premenstrual
Red Soul Community–In God we trust
The Oddballs –We have no place in our city
The Smoggers – My last Rock’n’Roll
Wi Bouz–It comes
Sarajevo 84–Are you lonely?
Sarajevo 84–Up till the end
Venga Bea – Me cago en tus muertos
La Jvnta–La procesión
Sevilla Distorsión – Llama a los bomberos
Space Surimi –TomandoenConil
Salvar Doñana – Coser y cantar
Código Jondo – Apego vacío

FEATURED ARTISTS/LABELS:

_{Produced by Onda Local de Andalucía (EMA-RTV), Spain.
Produced and announced by Sonia Morales, Guillaume Buteau and Rafa Sánchez; sound mixing by Nuria González.
Design by Jure Anžiček.}

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