“Bang Bang Bang”
by Adrianigual
[Chile]

Chilean duo Adrianigual gets in the grind with this catchy ’90s-esque simple rap ditty, a little different yet edgy than their catchy and bouncy disco pop tunes. Mucho sexy. -IR

Adrianigual – Bang Bang Bang

“¿Cómo Puedes Vivir Contigo Mismo?”
by Alex Anwandter
[Chile]

Party like it’s 1989! That’s seems to be Alex Anwandter’s motto. It’s like he’s stuck there in the crossroads of Euro hip-house and synth-pop’s golden age. Technotronic, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys, are all present in this time capsule that has more gay glamor than Right Said Fred. -JD

“Sacar la voz”
by Ana Tijoux ft. Jorge Drexler
[Chile]

Let it out loud, that’s Ana Tijoux’s advice on the second single out of La Bala. After a bombastic call to arms in “Shock” the French/Chilean femcee drops knowledge on intimately whispered verses but the focus remains the same: keep on fighting the oppressor. -JD

“Hasta la piel”
by Carla Morrison
[Mexico]

Mexican fronteriza songstress Carla Morrison sings a gorgeous, romantic polka ballad about love and heartbreak, and all the radiant things it inspires. When I first heard it, it melted my cold heart into a big bright, red hearted world of love. Funny what music can do to you, huh? -IR

“Bye Bye”
by Cero39
[Colombia]

Expect to move it, whatever “it” is. Cero39’s tropical, psychedelic, downtempo music suggests quite the opposite of another run-of-the-mill, booty-shaking, summer one-hit-wonder. Add a cow mooing to the mix, and a video with colorful cows making out and jumping on top of each other and, wait, what? Exactly. -JD

Bye Bye by Polen Records