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Urban Legend: They’re Not Tourists
In the opening track of Urban Legend’s new EP Tropical Techniques, vocalist Chana sings, “And the world keeps spinning, vuelta, vuelta, vuelta”—a fitting opening for this vibrant Pan-Latin collection of six bilingual tracks by producer duo comprised by J-Radical and Kool Kojak. J-Radical (Jared Farber), 37, is a TV producer-songwriter (Being Bobby Brown) while graffiti artist, and producer-songwriter Kool Kojak (Allan Peter Grigg), also 37, has been… more
From MusicWorld, posted 2.09.10
Juanes to Receive BMI President’s Award at 17th Annual Latin Music Awards Ceremony
en español Juanes will receive the BMI President’s Award at the 17th annual BMI Latin Awards, slated for March 4, 2010 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and BMI Assistant Vice President, Latin Music Delia Orjuela, the private, invitation-only ceremony will recognize the songwriters and publishers of the past year’s top BMI Latin songs… more
From News, posted 1.26.10
LARAS Offers Discounted Membership Rates
The Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences is currently offering discounted 18-month membership rates to both prospective and renewing members. Now, residents of the United States and Europe may join or renew membership in the Academy for $85, while individuals living throughout Latin America may join or renew for $50. Individuals who wish to join both the Latin Recording Academy and the Recording Academy may do so for $150.… more
From News, posted 1.12.10
Toby Sandoval’s Mind-Bending Diversity
It's not every day that a classically trained composer, arranger and jazz enthusiast successfully works in traditional genres like Regional Mexican music while he simultaneously crosses over into different styles, and yet, this is exactly what Toby Sandoval has accomplished. Throughout the years, he has worked predominantly behind the scenes as a pianist and/or musical director with a diverse slew of stars including pop darling Paulina Rubio. Born in Veracruz,… more
From MusicWorld, posted 1.08.10
Paulina Rubio’s Gran City Pop
As an icon who has sold over 20 million albums, Paulina Rubio — reverentially known as “La Chica Dorada” — is adored by fans worldwide. A decidedly cosmopolitan artist, Rubio, who grew up in Spain, Mexico and Los Angeles, envisioned her ninth studio album, Gran City Pop, as an imaginary metropolis to mirror her experiences in the shimmering urban landscapes where anything is possible: Mexico City, Miami… more
From MusicWorld, posted 12.30.09
Pitbull Starts a ‘Rebelution’ in the 305
Yes, his bite is as big and as bad as his bark: With incendiary lyricism and blazing beats, Pitbull has become one of the most recognizable names in modern hip-hop. Now, with his new full-length, Rebelution, the Miami-based artist, born Armando Christian Pérez, is continuing his global domination. And a roster of hit-makers including producer Jim Jonsin, Lil Jon, Collipark, Play-N-Skillz… more
From MusicWorld, posted 12.29.09
Billboard Offers Discounted Registration for 2010 Latin Music Conference and Awards
Billboard is currently offering BMI songwriters discounted registration for the 21st Billboard Latin Music Conference and Awards, slated for April 26-29, 2010, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. For a limited time, BMI artists, musicians, and composers may register for $499, $200 less than the standard registration fee. Simply enter the promotional code "BMI" when prompted during the easy online registration process. To register now, click here. About the… more
From News, posted 12.15.09
Rock with a Conscience: Juanes Never Stops Giving Back
Although multi-Grammy-awarded Colombian rockero Juanes’s decision to take his all-star Peace Without Borders concert to Havana in September 2009 proved controversial, he didn’t flinch. The event made global headlines, bringing more attention to an artist who has never shied away from using his celebrity and art for causes in which he passionately believes. Named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine… more
From MusicWorld, posted 12.08.09
Taylor Swift Leads BMI Grammy Nods
Taylor Swift leads the list of BMI nominees for the 2010 Grammy Awards, which were announced Wednesday, December 3 during televised CBS special staged at Club Nokia in Los Angeles. Swift, who turns 20 years old this month, garnered eight nods, including Album of the Year for Fearless, as well as Country Album, Song and Record of the Year. The best-selling artist of the year aside from… more
From News, posted 12.03.09
BMI Foundation Announces Opening of 7th Annual peermusic Latin Scholarship Competition
The BMI Foundation, Inc. has announced the opening of the 7th Annual peermusic Latin Scholarship, a competition for young songwriters and composers. Established by music publisher Ralph Peer II and funded by peermusic, a $5,000 scholarship will be awarded for the best song or instrumental composition in a Latin genre. According to Porfirio Piña, Director of the competition, the program is open to students… more
From News, posted 11.16.09
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