New Mexican Institute of Sound Video Interview on Austin Vida

Our last and final Pachanga Fest installment is now live and online at Austin Vida. We teamed up with Blastro Networks to bring you the best Mexican Institute of Sound interview ever seen. The video is a little long for a web video, and longer than anthing I have ever seen on the Blastro. After days of discussing edits and different versions, I am happy to say we (Austin Vida and Blastro) collectively agreed that the video was so entertaining that it needed to be seen in its entirety. The concept for the video was to get an interview with intelligent questions, inform new audiences about Camilo Lara, and get an exlcusive look at his live set up. For all you DJ enthusiasts and gear heads out there, you'll really dig what you see. Check out what he does with his Iphone. We also input live footage from MIS's Pachanga performance and clips from some of their previous music videos. Many thanks to Blastro and Nacional Records for teaming up with us. I couldn't be more proud of how it turned out.

Click here to check out the video on Austin Vida

Album Review: Soy Sauce by Mexican Institute of Sound

Mexican Institute of Sound (MIS) is musical master mind, Camilo Lara. MIS is a large part of the strong electronic dance music coming out of Mexico and all of Latin America. Having always the recipient of great international critical acclaim, MIS is still relatively unknown to the casual music listener here in the States. Only hipsters and Latin scenesters have MIS albums it seems. Fans of Moby, The Chemical Brothers, Nortec Collective or even The Verve (yes, The Verve) should have MIS’s new album, Soy Sauce, in their collection.

Read the full review on Double Stereo