Look What We Found On Ebay: Todos Tus Muertos

Hello and welcome to 2009 here on the Nacional Records label blog!  I’m sure everyone has wished you a happy new year - so let’s get back to blogging, okay!

Ebay - land of collectables and fake Louis Vutton. Luckily, we found this gem. “Rare Heavy Metal Cassette Argentine” - indeed - it’s Todos Tus Muertos’ classic ”Dale Aborigen”!

Get your bid on if you’re missing one of those for your collection. To get your fix of TTM on CD, CLICK HERE.

Bostich+Fussible in San Francisco - From the Eyes of Pepe Mogt

J-Sarks tells me that the Bostich+Fussible show at The Independent in San Francisco this past weekend went incredibly well!  Thanks to SF for all the love - Arriba Nortec!  Can’t wait to see what happens in 2009 [did you know Bostich+Fussible are nominated for a GRAMMY - cross your fingers!]  Next show in US will be January 8th at the ECHOPLEX in Los Angeles - CAN’T MISS THIS SHOW!

Plasilina Mosh: On the Set of the New Video ‘Let U Know’

DSC_1748PMband@tacostand, originally uploaded by toolboxdc (personal storage/random)

 

Big News!  Can’t wait to see this latest clip from the Monterrey crew.  The clip for “Let U Know” off of their new album, “All U Need is Mosh” - was shot there last week by the amazing director/photog/DJ/Rennaissance Man - Brian Liu.  Check out his blog about the shoot here:  http://toolboxdc.blogspot.com/2008/12/directing-new-plastilina-mosh-video.html
Stay tuned on where the clip will air in 2009! Chicuelos!

Aterciopelados (Sidestepper’s Tigris Remix) is KCRW’s Top Tune Today!

http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/tu/tu081218aterciopelados_rio_s

 

Aterciopelados: Rio (Sidestepper’s Tigris Remix)
THU DEC 18, 2008

Colombian duo Aterciopelados gave us the song ‘Rio,’ a musical prayer for the river of Bogota. DJ and producer Richard Blair, of Sidestepper fame, decided to remix it. Today’s Top Tune is an exclusive to KCRW, at least until the world catches on– it’s the Sidestepper Tigris remix of ‘Rio.’

 

Manu Chao [in French] LIVE w/ Gogol, La Phaze, etc on MyTaratata.com

For you french-speakers out there - ENJOY this really comprehensive piece on Manu Chao w/ live performances from La Phaze, Gogol Bordello and others.

Click here:  http://www.mytaratata.com/Pages/EMISSIONS_voir.aspx?TvShowId=348

Introducing: Bomba Estereo ‘Blow Up’

Hey world - it’s Nati here giving you a taste of some of our VERY EXCITING 2009 RELEASE SCHEDULE [there's mucccccccccccccccccch more excitement coming, folks!] I know that I’m personally SUPER EXCITED about this 09′ release from Bomba Estereo ‘Blow Up’ - Out in Spring  2009. The Colombian duo [Simon Meija and Li Saumet] make an infectious/funky/danceable mix of hip-hop, dub, reggae, electro-elements mixed w/ colombian folk music like cumbia, champeta that is accessible and groove-worthy. It’s just funkay! And the vocalist, Li — I can’t stop listening to her chants, wails, raps — she does it all!  Get a taste of Nacional Records upcoming release BLOW UP here.

Manu Chao + La Vida Tombola + Maradona Movie!

Check out this clip from Manu Chao’s Latin-Grammy winning album, La Radiolina.   We heard Manu’s two shows in London [at The Forum - w/ one more to go tonight] are going fantastically!


Funny story
- when Manu was here in Los Angeles after his stint to Austin, San Francisco and Tijuana, he spent a day editing the video on the peaceful Cookman premises - que cool! We remember how excited he was to have finished the edit - that’s right folks, Manu does his own editing! Enjoy and spread the it to all your people! Big Manu Chao news in January…:)

 

The Pinker Tones Wish You a Happy Holiday!

Click below to get The Pinker Tones’ latest album, Wild Animals

Senor Coconut on RCRDLBL.COM - Exclusive Download!

EXCLUSIVE NEW DOWNLOAD: Señor Coconut - Around The World (Daft Punk Cover) + Da Da Da (Trio Cover & English Version)

Posted 12/15/2008 11:22 AM by David Bevan
Tags:
Dance, Electronic, Latin, Pop
 
 
People have called Señor Coconut (neé Uwe Schmidt) the grandfather of Latin electronica. We call him Coconuts. Born in Germany but based in Santiago, Chile, Schmidt first made waves in 2000 when his (humidified) Kraftwerk tribute album El Balle Aleman started changing the way people listen to that band, particularly in South America. So in another bold cross-pollinatory move, Schmidt just released another album of electronic reimaginings entitled Around The World, and we’ve got two exclusive cuts thereof: the album’s now famous title track and Daft Punk classic as well as “Da Da Da” another surprisingly ubiquitous hit whose origin can be traced not to French electro-pop megastars, but German one hit wonders, Trio.
 
 
 
Exclusive Download: Señor Coconut - Da Da Da (Trio Cover & English Version)
Free Download: Señor Coconut - Around The World (Daft Punk Cover)

That Time of Year - Vote for Nacional Artists in Seattle [KEXP]!

Click above and vote for Nacional Records Artists at our friends, KEXP in Seattle: The Pinker Tones, Aterciopelados, Monareta and Nortec Collective presents: Bostich+Fussible [GRAMMY-NOMINATED]