Kathleen Blackwell is the Founder of ElectricoMezcal.com

Produced by Ronan Chris Murphy
Video by Ronan Chris Murphy

This music is a blaring combination of the excitement of El Dia de Los Muertes and four badass women along with global music collaborators from Project Electrico.

Promotion:
Film Festivals, Mezcal Tastings with Film Showcased. Sports events happening, press release to lifestyle & beverage industry. Geofencing.

Producer’s notes:
Kathleen and I were on a kick! We were a bit obsessed with the fantastic will.i.am and Britney Spears song “Scream & Shout.” Messing around in the studio one day, we had the idea to create something with that tune’s vibe. We failed miserably! We stumbled across a groove that felt more like The Prodigy than Britney,

– PRODUCERS NOTE by RONAN CHRIS MURPHY

When I first heard the demo for “Atsui,” it was already a fantastic track. Kathleen and Arthur had the foundation of something fun and energetic that fused elements of dance and Latin. We never had a firm idea of exactly where it would go, and often at sessions, it would be a bit of an afterthought. If we had some extra time with a musician, we would try having them play on it. When the rhythm section of Victor Bissetti and legendary Motown bassist Tony Newton laid down an organic foundation, combined with Degnis Bofill’s percussion in Cuba, the track had really come to life. With horns from Danny T. Levin (who has a new co-write with Post Malone), 

The music began to turn into a true global collaboration.

I felt an intensity as soon as we arrived in Taksim Square. We had settled into a fabulous 7th floor flat with a spiral staircase leading to an overlook of Taksim square and İstiklal Caddesi. From our window in the heart of modern Turkey, we could see the buzz of commercial activity to our left and the tension of political action to our right. The frenetic bustle of shoppers and musicians on one side, balanced by the motionless pressure of paramilitary police standing in wait on the other.