Louie Rubio - Mar y Sol (Official Audio)
Channel: Radio Krimi
Date: 2023-05-31

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Coming off the success of "Heart of Gold" (#1 on the monthly Submithub popular chart), Louie Rubio is submitting his next single “Mar y Sol” for May 26th. The song is a sensuous confessional, set against the rhythmic backdrop of a Fender Bass VI (famously used by The Beatles), and a dreamy vintage Prophet 10 synth: creating an addictive groove. Louie's hushed and sexy vocals add to the irresistible fusion of several indie and alt genres. Promotion will feature organic content engagement, Spotify ads to playlists, and social media ads. 

Past collaborations include: Ty Dolla $ign, Nile Rodgers, Nicky Jam, French Montana, DRAM, Kyle, Tyga, Lil Jon, Cypress Hill, Too Short, Randy Newman, Marvel, FIFA, WB, Dreamworks, HBO, Paramount, Verizon, Netflix and more.

[Louie Rubio is an singer and multi-instrumentalist from LA, with 70m streams from his acts, including an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Vice, Complex and Variety call his music “infectious” “bangers” that give you “the best, most weightless feeling.”]

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“… Afro-Cuban Ensemble Conjunto Guantánamo [explore] the rhythms of son montuno, cha-cha-cha, mambo and rumba with contemporary energy,” —Jane Levere, Forbes

The track begins with the steady rhythmic guitar playing of two-time Grammy nominee Pepito Gomez, who combines his strumming with precise, intricate flamenco-like fingerpicking. The song showcases a complex series of chord progressions and exotic melodies arranged by the group's bassist, Carlos Mena. The soulful harmonies of the backup singers and the powerful lead vocals of Pepito Gomez join the deep, sultry tones of the trumpet, while the bass, piano, and organ interweave their own grooves around the steady locomotive-like beat of the 'tumbadora,' bongo drum, and 'güiro.'

Afro-Cuban music is known for its eclectic fusion of West African rhythms with those of Spain, and Conjunto Guantánamo explores these rhythms with the contemporary urban energy of New York City, where the band is based.