Here are two albums I’ve been seriously digging that I can’t help but share. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Enjoy the grooves…

Chicha Libre: Canablismo

Chicha Libre is the Monday night house band at Barbes in Brooklyn, and they play a unique take on Cumbia music. Regardless their origins, this album is a Technicolor romp in psychedelic guitar and organ with delectable Latin grooves and more fun than you can shake your ass at. Grabs you from the first strike on the timbale and keeps you moving throughout. One of those rare albums that I’m pretty sure all your friends will love.

MOGhttps://mog.com/m#album/66245189

Amazonhttp://amzn.com/B007RI3K5A

Rhapsodyhttp://www.rhapsody.com/artist/chicha-libre/album/canibalismo

Matthew E. White: Big Inner

Sometimes sexy is more what you can’t see than what you can. Grooviness can be the same way and in its slow burning, soulful way, White’s album is as groovy as it gets. On the burn-the-house down spectrum of funky tunes, White’s debut album, Big Inner, is less booty-shaking bonfire and more flickering candle, but that’s OK. Keep on listening the whole way through – subtly heady bass lines, sweeping orchestrations, and White’s steady indie-pop-meets-R&B singing — and you’ll be in soul-clap heaven.

MOGhttps://mog.com/m#album/71661113

Amazon: http://amzn.com/B008S0K0L8

Rhapsodyhttp://www.rhapsody.com/artist/matthew-e-white/album/big-inner

Neddy

Aaron Stein lives in the NYC area and enjoys taking full advantage of all the music the city has to offer. He has written for JamBase, Bowery Presents' House List and Hidden Track amongst others.

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