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Danzonera Distorsion Club
Danzonera Distorsion Club formed in Mexico City in 2004, mixing traditional danzón rhythms with electronic distortion. Their debut album 'Danzón Distorsiones'...
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Danzonera Distorsion Club formed in Mexico City in 2004, mixing traditional danzón rhythms with electronic distortion. Their debut album 'Danzón Distorsiones' came out in 2009 and included the track 'Yo Que No Haria.'
Their core members are Miguel Angel Tovar on keyboards and electronics, Antonio Zepeda on clarinet and saxophone, and Francisco Javier Ledezma on trumpet. They followed their first album with several others, including 'Danzón Distorsiones II' in 2011 and 'La Distorsión del Danzón' in 2013.
Some listeners found their approach challenging, especially their use of distortion on traditional instruments. They've worked with other musicians like electronic artist Fennesz and avant-garde composer Joan La Barbara.
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