Literally translated as 'eat me', Cómeme is an eclectic label from Buenos Aires, drawing inspirations from minimal techno, rock, pop and various styles of Latin American music. One of the masterminds behind the label is Kompakt's globe-trotting superstar Matias Aguayo, and anyone familiar with his output shouldn't be surprised by Cómeme's diversity.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Cómeme's own Daniel Maloso contributes a fun and eclectic six-pack of tracks to his label. Liberally quoting new wave and no wave from DAF to The Human League, while throwing in some jacking Chicago house flavours, 'Hijos De José' doesn't take itself too seriously and sure knows how to get you dancing.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
