Tajimaroa, the experimental electronic music project created around modular synthesis, pitch manipulation, and an ongoing desire to discover new sonic possibilities, is generating a buzz among global listeners. Rather than making music in a single genre, this project embraces genre hybridization. That is what makes it unique than any other music creator. It also has an influence of regional Mexican music and electronic tunes. This unique presentation is leading to accumulating more audiences. The latest album of Tajimaroa is ‘Homeostatic Mechanisms (En vivo desde Memoria Local)’, which is an excellent delivery of diverse pieces of music.
This music album has a total of six soundtracks, and each of them has a whole new essence. The melodic storytelling is associated with Juan Gabriel, the tropical energy of Rigo Tovar, and the romantic character of classic boleros such as El Pirulí. The experimental spirit also matches the elements of Trent Reznor, Mort Garson, Wendy Carlos, and Ursula Bogner. A few songs from ‘Homeostatic Mechanisms (En vivo desde Memoria Local)’ are ‘Select your Gradients’, ‘Adaptive Responses’, ‘Dynamic Equilibrium’, and ‘Residual Dissolution’. Tajimaroa has offered a couple of more songs that have also gained much appreciation. Those are known as ‘Nambe sepa la bola’ and ‘Welcome to the Chopo Experience’. Listen to them on Spotify.
Album Link: https://open.spotify.com/album/6aYRUHuzjGRji6j1kI9J0i
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