artwork + art direction for crespi drum syndicate’s album “Colada Talk” ❤️ out todayyyyyy
@jonnyfromspace and @pablo.arrangoiz put together such a beautiful project - thank you both for letting us be a part of it <3
all photos/videos taken in the everglades ❤️ made on crespi ❤️ south fl forever ❤️
We’re very pleased to announce the next record on Cinnamon Disc.
Crespi Drum Syndicate - Colada Talk (CD-002)
Preorders are now up on Bandcamp, along with the first two singles, “Tropichomp” and “Boubow.”
12” LP Edition of 200
Full release available March 6th
Shops and distro 📝 🥁🌴🛢️🌅🪘🦎
“A mutant beat manifesto from Miami luminaries Jonathan Trujillo (Jonny from Space) and Pablo Arrangoiz (El Gusano, DJ Fitness, Baüzer Vep), Crespi Drum Syndicate’s Colada Talk follows the duo’s debut on Sonido Isla with a freshly freaked collection of percussive oddities. Rooted in foundational clave rhythms and avant-garde experimentation, Crespi Drum Syndicate’s singular electro-acoustic vision emerges from the amphibious underbelly of Miami’s Latin-infused club scene.
Extensive live recording sessions, free improvisation, and a ritualistic studio practice
— Countless hours spent twisting and rearranging sounds from found objects and Buchla modular systems — coalesce into new rhythmic forms. Atonal saxophone, bass clarinet, and slide whistle further expand upon Trujillo and Arrangoiz’s ever-evolving sonic palette, while NYC’s AceMo lends a hand on the heavily syncopated “Siu,” and closer “Boubow” might be the duo’s most hook-driven production to date, with its mangled pop vocal and lewd drum-line bounce.
Landing somewhere between Steve Reich’s polyrhythmic “Six Marimbas,” Moebius & Plank’s industrial Krautrock sessions, and Ricardo Villalobos’ hypnotic techno minimalism, Colada Talk delivers on a world of subtropical rhythmic futurism and experimental body music that’s as heady as it is culo-shaking.
- Phil Cho @pheeels
Art direction by @alicate0098
Mastered by @jakeviator.wav
thank you everyone who came to our shell workshop at miami dade public library that was so fun yay let’s do it again soon 🤍 love u
thank you jon for organizing + all that you do 🫡
all images sourced from the library’s archive, all shells sourced from florida’s beaches over the past year :)