STA115 | Arhkota (feat. Lubna) | Dreamy Hamilton

Argel Medina Cota is the name of the producer and multi-instrumentalist behind Arhkota, who for more than two decades has distinguished himself by being part of high-caliber musical projects such as Sonios, Niño Astronauta and Kobol. These previous projects oscillated between avant-garde pop and experimental electronic music, putting Arhkota behind the driving wheel of a…

STA087 | Cyané | Stand Sol

Cyané is a music producer and artist from Mexico that began as a singer-songwriter in Hawaii, immersed in a music scene characterized by free form and improvisation. Throughout her career she invited various artists from the music scene in Guadalajara, Mexico, her place of birth, to record her first and second albums, both published independently,…

STA086 | Camille Mandoki | We Used To Talk For Hours

We Used To Talk For Hours is the debut album by Camille Mandoki, a collection of songs and sound explorations. Through sound manipulation, improvisation and songwriting, Camille Mandoki achieves depth and melancholic expressions that go beyond pop stylings. Mandoki’s vocal dynamics and musical sensibilities reach a non place that is optimal for the space in…

STA084 | Grenda | Untouchable Skin

Grenda returns to Static Discos with his first full length, Untouchable Skin. After his much acclaimed debut EP Living Right, the debut album sees Grenda hone his production skills. Untouchable Skin takes Grenda into the realm of finely crafted pop songs while retaining his penchant for electronic dream wave sounds and ethereal hip hop aesthetics.…

STA079 | Trillones | El Tiempo Es Circular

Trillones (Polo Vega) returns with his first full length, El Tiempo Es Circular (Time is Circular). After two successful EP’s, Trillones has become one of Mexico’s most respected, popular and well written about electronic music artists. His first album is a collection of electronic pop songs with a feel good narrative of epic proportions. Trillones…

STA075 | Grenda | Living Right

Grenda’s debut EP for Static Discos, Living Right, is a deep, ethereal and emotional collection of songs that glide smoothly under a glowing hip-pop landscape. Downtempo and ambient shades filter each pass of sound waves surrounded by floating vocals that are deeply linked to a synthetic panorama filled with monochrome sunsets. The music of the…

STA065 | Trillones | Naive Again

TRILLONES returns with a second EP, Naive Again, for Static Discos and Indian Gold Records. Since his debut, From The Trees To The Satellites, released at the end of 2013, Polo Vega has quickly become a critics and festival darling in México, thanks to his spirited and colorful techno based template. For his second EP,…

STA062 | Macario | Topure

Macario‘s full on debut for Static Discos follows his previous My Own EP. On Topure Mauricio Urbina, the man behind Macario, fulfills expectations with a collection of electronic pop songs interspersed with instrumental tracks. On the three years between his debut EP and Topure, Macario has grown up and created an intimate setting full of…

STA063 | Microesfera | Sunny Day

Microesfera returns to Static Discos with a new full length, Sunny Day, a bright collection of electronic songs that furthers into pop territory. After his previous two EPs on Static Discos, Feel and Real, Microesfera has been able to perfectly mix the edgy post-house music the Buenos Aires project started with more than a decade…

STA057 | Almeida | Relatos

Static Discos is proud to release Relatos, a new album by Andrés Almeida. A well known music producer and actor from México City, Andrés Almeida has released music with Los Wendys, Songs For Eleonor and Almeyda. According to Andrés Almeida, “Relatos comes from the need of creating music with narrative as a starting point, with sounds…

STA045 | Sánchez Dub | Where Are All The People Now?

Static Discos is proud to release the Where Are All The People Now? EP by SÁNCHEZ DUB. The México city producer has crafted an understated pop masterpiece that suggests that all revolutions, young and old, must never stop dreaming. Produced by Sánchez Dub (Andrés Sánchez) with Phil Vinall (The Auteurs, Black Box Recorder, Das Pop, Zoé and Luke…

STA009 | Carrie | Demos

Between 2001 and 2003, Laura Becerra and Eric Gamboa recorded the demos that became the I Hate That Thing Called Blog sessions for the Carrie project, distributed on CD-R under Abolipop Records in 2003, which served as the base for the album Honey Blue Star, released by Static Discos and Dearstereofan in 2005. In retrospect,…

STA036 | Macario | My Own

Static Discos is proud to release the debut EP by Macario. Macario’s debut is a swing out sister album of dark techno pop, haunting ambiance and cosmic mischief. Macario is Mauricio Urbina. Macario started as a fictional character Mauricio developed for a Hip Hop radio program in a college radio station in Puerto Vallarta, México.…

STA032 | Fax | Zig Zag

Fifth release from México’s FAX, who returns with one of his most eclectic releases. In what he describes as his definitive pop album, FAX manages to shift from melodic techno to shimmering electronic pop with vocals from Alex Ayuli (AR Kane), Valentina and Mariana Monjeau (Altocamet and Isla de los Estados). Zig Zag shows the diversity…

STA026 | Carrie | 1981

Carrie return with their sophomore release, 1981. This time around, Carrie’s sound is expanded beyond the folkie indietronica of Honey Blue Star. Carrie’s twee-pop influences and breathy lyrics now travel through the lands of The Postal Service and The Radio Dept.

STA016 | Childs | Yui

Inspired by anime aesthetics, Icelandic pop, indietronica, shoegaze and indie rock, childs constructs a soft mélange of digital, analog and acoustic sounds they describe as ‘electronic lullabies’. Their music has also been described as “bedroom blues”. In between the epic soundscapes of Sigur Rós and the touch tone noise of a Morr Music lunchbox, childs…