Music Recommendation: Bostich & Fussible
Lately I have been thoroughly enjoying seeking out new music artist. I have previously highlighted Nouvelle Vague and my friend Warren Acuncius, but have yet another great find of Bostich & Fussible. All three of these artists are of drastically different genres but are, in my opinion, equally enjoyable.
Bostich & Fussible’s album Tijuana Sound Machine, released in 2008, is a fusion of electronica and the sounds of Northern Mexico. Bostich, his given name being Ramon Amezcua, has been releasing work since 1988 and is usually recognized due to his affiliation with The Nortec Collection, a collection of works from electronica producers. In the late 90’s he joined with Pepe Mogt to work on the Nortec Collection, but also released their individual works under the name Bostich & Fussible and The Tijuana Sound Machine.
The album is consistently good. I have posted my three favorite tracks for your reader’s listening enjoyment.
“Unknown Title”
I stumbled upon this first track thanks to a friend. Unfortunately the track is not from the Tijuana Sound Machine album I own (as Amezcua and Mogt initially released a Tijuana Sound Machine 1, Tijuana Sound Machine 2, then a compilation). This track is not on the compilation so I do not know the track name.
“Nortena del Sur”
“The Clap”