By Melanie Henderson One of the most wonderful things about the Internet is that enables us to access music being made all over the world. If you look around you’ll learn that great music can be found at any time. Argentina is no exception when it comes to raw and amazing talent, particularly with regard … Continue reading
By Melanie Henderson Music these days is often over-produced, with more of artist’s lives magnified than the sound itself. When the opportunity arises to be able to see something live, (my) excitement levels go through the roof. Even more so if it’s a singing show. Saturday afternoon saw a beautiful blend of gospel and classical … Continue reading
By Melanie Henderson Kept us waiting, they have, but the day has finally arrived. Vinilo-Key’s debut album “S.O.Y” launch takes place on Sunday at Gier music club in Buenos Aires. This year has been an important one for the underground hip-hop scene, particularly in the capital, as more and more groups have been developing and … Continue reading
Markanthony Henry — gospel director and music master from New York — paid a second visit to Argentina in October to further teach Argentine singers, musicians and choir directors, in different types of gospel music through a series of workshops. Below are some of the moments captured by different photographers throughout the week. For more … Continue reading
Beneath the shadow of the Equator, much music goes amiss. Hip-hop and R&B — genres made famous in the States — certainly bare no great weight in Argentina, but an underground scene exists and is on the rise. Vinilo-Key is a fairly new group, put together gradually over the last couple of years. What began … Continue reading
The Music Stop 