Que Jue?, by Romperayo

Que Jue?

by Romperayo

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about

For the second release on our new sublabel SOUK we chose someone who is already part of our Discrepant family - the Colombian tropical master Romperayo aka Pedro Ojeda. Back in 2015 we released their self titled debut and now it’s time for the follow up, “Que Jue?”, ten up-tempo bangers filled with the unique sounds of psychedelic 1970s Cumbia.

Whilst the first Romperayo LP united several musicians around Pedro Ojeda’s frantic drum style, Que Jue? sees him take the reigns solo armed with instruments, samplers and his trusted drum skills!

“Que Jue?” is a fever rhythm joy, an intense voyage to the diverse landscape of Colombian folklore and psychedelic scene. It’s also a combination of old and new, an exploration of sample techniques that throwback to classic cumbia but with an electronic minimal vibe that seeks the intense repetition of some dance music produced recently.

All for the sake of pleasure, Romperayo’s music is magnetic, impulsive and addictive. The repetitive patterns are mixed astutely and sweaty percussion changes the rhythm whenever it’s needed: you don’t know that, but they do, and they deliver it frequently with awe. Tropical fusion, new cumbia or salsa on acids? You decide.