In March we went to Oaxaca de Juarez in the region of Oaxaca, México, to record some amazing musicians for #ProjectELECTRICO: The Making of a Global Galactic Pop record around the world.
Recording, Mixing, and Mastering Engineer Diego López made this incredible video about our heart-driven journey in Oaxaca (where Diego is originally from). In the video Diego shares some cool gear for recording remotely, plus he captures the nuances of Oaxaca sound and vibrant Oaxaca culture. Please enjoy the beauty that is Oaxaca!
The video is in Spanish so remember to select the subtitles for your language.
Recording for #ProjectELECTRICO in Oaxaca de Juarez, Oaxaca, México: Bajo Quinto, Baritone Sax, Snare & Bass Drum, Tuba, plus an 18th Century Restored Pipe Organ, and the Oaxaca State Band.
-MUSICIANS-
Rubén Luengas – Bajo Quinto Player – Member of “Pasatono Orquesta” – www.pasatono.com
Joel Antonio Vásquez González – Church Organ Player and facilitator
Carlos César Hernández – Baritone Saxophone Player – Member of the Oaxaca State Band
René Pérez López – Percussionist (snare and bass drum) – Member of the Oaxaca State Band
Felix Cuevas Cruz – Tuba Player – Member of the Oaxaca State Band
Banda de Musica del Estado de Oaxaca – Oaxaca State Band – We recorded some “chaos,” the musicians tuning their instruments, and their rehearsal of Dvorak’s New World Symphony, 1st Movement.
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Monte Albán: Soundscape & Photo Documentary – #ProjectELECTRICO
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