Tenalach, by Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho

Tenalach

by Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho

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1.	El Samurai 04:00	buy track
2.	Sapo Cururu 04:28	buy track
3.	Oropendola 03:37	buy track
4.	Sumay 04:14	buy track
5.	Tail ends 03:24	buy track

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“Tenalach - The relationship with the land, the sky, the water and the deep connection that allows you to hear the earth sing and be one with nature”

Following on from their many mutual remixes and first collaborative EP “Pleamar” (Wonderwheel Recordings 2020) Chancha Via Circuito y El Búho return with a new EP “Tenalach" which sees the duo enter new territories and soundscapes. This mysterious, atmospheric and melancholic EP is like the soundtrack to a videogame that takes place in a strange and wonderful parallel universe. Imagine Zelda set in the jungles and mountains of Latin America.

Croaking frogs sit next to driving snares on the genre-defying Sapo Cururú, birds float above strobing synths on Oropéndola while Sumay’s epic synth lines melt into Chancha’s trademark percussions on Sumay. Opener El Samurai is perhaps the closest to the pair’s well-known folktronic sound, marrying cowbells with bowing violins and its animal-esque synth line.

While the BPM may have risen, this is neither ‘downtempo’ nor ‘umtempo’ and an EP that cannot easily be pigeon-holed - it is fresh and original. It also reflects a darker side to the pair’s music, a sub-conscious reflection of a changing world, holding in each song a constant tension and the desire to escape to new realities where the connection between humans and nature is blurred and equal.
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released October 25, 2024

Produced by Pedro Canale & Robin Perkins
Matthew Mansfield, guitar on "Tails Ends"
Mixing by Andrés Oddone
Mastering by Sebastian Cordovés
Artwork by microdosys (www.instagram.com/microdosys/)

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CHANCHA VIA CIRCUITO Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentinian producer Pedro Canale has been working on Chancha Vía Circuito, a musical project that has allowed him to travel the world and put his mark on what is now known as latinamerican electronic music, since 2006. His catchy sound transformed him into a notable reference for a new generation of artists. ... more