Oct 1st 2021

Feelin’ Groovy w/ Sonorama Discos & Dos Santos (FREE Patio Show)

Friday, October 01

Show | 6pm // Doors | 6pm

As part of the first ever Chicago In Tune Festival, Feelin’ Groovy will highlight the incredible artists and organizations that have helped Chicago’s music scene remain an influence all over the world. Hosted by local writers Jill Hopkins, Britt Julious, and Aaron Cohen, these free shows will feature conversations with key decision makers at historic and upcoming record labels and live sets from musicians that span genres and generations. This program is partially supported by a grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events celebrating the Year of Chicago Music Chicago In Tune.

Each Feelin’ Groovy show will begin with a half-hour conversation between the host and representatives from the label, followed by a 45minute set from one of the label’s artists.

This weeks guests: Sonorama Discos w/ Marlowe Baca & Dos Santos with interviewer Scott Mcniece

Sonorama Discos

 

Sonorama is a Chicago-based DJ collective and record label fronted by Charly Garcia, Eddy Baca & Marlowe Baca. Created with the objective of promoting world roots music through our obsessive love of vinyl music culture. More than just DJs, we collect, scavenge, and are ever in search of new sonic and rhythmic delights both new, old, sometimes forgotten, with the purpose to share our discoveries.

Dos Santos

From jazz-tinged psychedelia to dissonant cumbia, Chicago-based quintet Dos Santos is at the forefront of a new era of Latinx alternative music, deftly bridging pan-Latin and progressive sounds to capture the idealized aesthetics of 21st-century América. Hailed as one of Chicago’s most impactful marquee performers, Dos Santos pride themselves on the power of their live shows, as well as their ability to seamlessly distill pan-Latin American and progressive musical sounds.

The group’s five members (Peter Vale, Alex Chavez, Daniel Villarreal-Carrillo, Jaime Garza, Nathan Karagianis) have their own storied careers in a range of styles—including jazz, R&B/soul, traditional Mexican folk, punk, cumbia, salsa, and electronica—in addition to a history of critical involvement in arts education and social justice organizing

 

Proof of vaccination required

– This show will be held outside on the Hideout’s front patio.

 

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