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Basement Beats
Basement Beats came together in New York City in the late 2000s, with Anya "Echo" Morales on vocals and Jaxon "Beat" Rodriguez handling production. Their...
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Basement Beats came together in New York City in the late 2000s, with Anya "Echo" Morales on vocals and Jaxon "Beat" Rodriguez handling production. Their first single "Perdido" caught attention with its electronic beats and soulful lyrics about love and loss.
After "Perdido" took off, the group faced criticism about how they used traditional Latin music in their work. They defended their approach as coming naturally from their backgrounds.
They put out albums like "Echoes of the Underground" in 2011 and "Metamorphosis" in 2018, moving from dubstep-influenced tracks toward more ambient sounds over time.
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