As a young Mexican/American crooner, A.J. Gil topped number 8 in the first season of the smash hit television show, “American Idol.” Giving him overnight recognition for his unforgettable rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner,” A.J. was instantly named a Latin… (Read More)
Bill Dickens is a phenomenal bass talent whose reputation has reached legendary cult status. As one of the top session bassist in the world, Bill can be heard on numerous recordings as well as seen live on tour with many legendary… (Read More)
Formed in Los Angeles from the ashes of the rock-steady machine Ocean 11, latin-funk pioneers Five Degrees of Soul, ska stalwarts See Spot, Chris Murray Combo and even LA’s favorite Vallenato Cumbia superstars Very Be Careful, the Boogaloo Assassins are here… (Read More)
CHICHA is the name of a corn based liquor favored by the Incas in pre-colombian days. Chicha is also the name of a South American music craze which started out in the late 70s in the Peruvian Amazon. Cumbias amazonicas, as… (Read More)
Gustavo Galindo was born in Mexico City and moved to California at the age of five. He grew up playing guitar with his father in Mexico and listening to everything from traditional Mexican folk songs and the smooth vocals of balladeers… (Read More)
VOCALIST*COMPOSER*DANCER It’s not just the curious force of her presence. It’s not just that the intensity of her voice and singing is matched equally by the presence of her raw, sultry dance. Nor is it the whirling flavors of the Latin… (Read More)
Not your granddaddy’s big band! The Urban Renewal Project is a modern, 12-piece big band out of Los Angeles. Led by saxophonist & composer R.W. Enoch, Jr., the Project blends the boundaries of traditional genres into a toe-tapping, funky melange of… (Read More)
“Wonderland Pop Culture Emporium” just opened next door to THE MINT! Vintage records, posters, arcade games & more!! (Read More)