Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

Y La Bamba is the brainchild of Luz Elena Mendoza out of Portland who has been building upon her musical heritage of growing up listening to the Mexican folk records of her immigrant parents by blending with the band’s other influences to create this vintage-dreamy-folk sound that is captivatingly deep.  The band’s subtle yet lush instrumentation is the perfect canvas to showcase Mendoza’s richly textured voice and her ability to authentically capture the emotion of her often deeply personal lyrics. 

They are currently working on their new album, which I’m told is tentatively titled, Tragos Amargos, in honor of Mexican folk-legend Ramon Ayala.

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

Discover Danay Suarez and some more great hip-hop from the Americas on this week’s show.

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I first heard the impressive singing voice of Danay Suarez on the Havana Cultura compilation which was put together for the purpose of chronicling the contemporary music coming out of Cuba in which she was heralded as a great undiscovered talent.  While the Havana Cultura Sessions were a great jazzy introduction to Suarez, it’s on her new debut album, Polvo de la Humedad, in which her full scope of talents really shine.  I have to admit, I was really struck by the conviction of Danay’s delivery & lyrical content; big ups to DJ Juan Data and Remezcla Musica for putting this debut on my Radar! 

You can stream Polvo de la Humedad below and buy on ITunes

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

This week’s Radio Coyote features a new single by María y José from the new Plásticos y Etéreos compilation.

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María y José is the brainchild of Antonio Jimenez out of Tijuana, Mexico who has been making quite a name for himself for his work with groups like Los Espíritus and Unsexy Nerd Ponies, but it is the music that he is making under María y José that I find the most innovative.  Part of this new DIY generation of music makers coming out of Mexico that are continually expanding and exploring the boundaries of fusing traditional and modern musical styles, María y José’s psychedelic and sample heavy sounds that incorporate nostalgic tropical-esque beats are ahead of their time.  His self released debut Espiritu Invisible was easily one of the best of 2010 and is destined to be a standard in defining the “ruidoson” genre.  If you’ve yet to check it out I strongly suggest you do – you can download Espiritu Invisible for free here. 

While you’re waiting for the download to complete, have a listen to Puerto Alegria by María y José  (one of just many great songs available on Revista Plástica’s Plásticos y Etéreos Vol. 2 compilation)

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

This week show features music by Los Amparito plus a new Pepepe remix of Ceci Bastida

This week’s featured artist is Pepepe (aka Carlos Pesina) who has been making a name for himself in the Mexican Indie scene for both his fantastic remixes and his participation in projects like Los Amparito – a collective of mixers/producers that take traditional Mexican music and add an intricate electronic flavor paying homage the music of 60’s Mexican folk singers like Amparo Ochoa and the regional sounds of Mexico.

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

On this week’s Radio Coyote we feature Bam Bam’s new single from their upcoming album Futura Via plus an hour of some of the best alterlatino.

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

Influenced by bands like Muse, The Strokes, and Sonic Youth, Hypnomango or Rene Rodriguez has teamed up with Mou (Bam Bam, XYX) of Nene Records out of Monterrey to create a 5-track debut EP which dropped earlier this month.  If you’re a regular listener to the show you’ve probably heard their single “El Mundo No Es Real”

Stream another of my favorite tracks from the album which can be downloaded for free at NeneRecords.net

Hypnomango – No Puedo Salir al Mar

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

After getting her start in the all-girl punk band, Las Ultrasonicas, Jessy Bulbo left the band in 2005 to pursue a solo career and the Mexican indie scene hasn’t been the same since.  Named after the eccentric lead singer, it’s easy to forget that Jessy Bulbo is actually a band.  With already two critically-acclaimed records under their belt (2005’s Saga Mama & 2009’s Taras Bulba) Jessy Bulbo retained the production of Martin Thulin of Los Fancy Free to bring you catchy erractic music with a punk aesthetic resulting in their most complete album yet. 

Telememe is unpredictable and exciting; tender one moment and manic the next – kind of what I imagine dating a schizophrenic is like.  Check out their homage to The Stooges “I want to be your dog” titled “Queiro ser tu Destino” and then download the 10 track album for free at her official website

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.

Radio Coyote with Sweet Jesus is broadcast live from the Mission District in San Francisco and can be heard on RadioValencia.fm every Friday between 2:00-4:00 (pst)
Please support these artists! Most of the music featured on the show can be downloaded for free through netlabels like Delhotel Records, or great music blogs such as Remezcla Musica and Club Fonograma.