PALENKE SOULTRIBE Premieres Music Video For 'MOVE IT' Today

Afro-Colombian electronic music pioneers PALENKE SOULTRIBE premiered a music video for their new single "Move It" TODAY (4/24) on ArtistDirect.com. Watch the video now here http://www.artistdirect.com/entertainment-news/article/video-premiere-palenke-soultribe-move-it/10490883. "Move It" marks the first single off PALENKE SOULTRIBE's new full-length album MAR, released on the duo's own Soultribe Records on April 9.

The "Move It" video was directed by Miguel Navarro, who did the same honors for PALENKE SOULTRIBE's music video for "Te Veo" (2009), and edited by Otto Scheuren, editor of PALENKE SOULTRIBE's "El Makako" music video (2012). The new video was shot on location on a dark, shady night in downtown Los Angeles and the snow-covered Angeles National Forest and features the track's vocalistNaada unleashing her inner beast.

"'Move It' talks about a constant energy flow," explains Navarro of the video concept. "Our characters never stop. They run, search, hunt and are chased. I wanted to explore the idea of that unknown energy that inhabits within us and is connected to some mysterious entities out there we don't know about."

The Colombian-born, Los Angeles-based duo--JUAN DIEGO BORDA (Vocals, Sequencer, Bass) and ANDRES "POPA" ERAZO (Vocals, Synths, Gaita)--offer a refreshingly unique sound fashioned for dance floors all over the globe: a dubby, dancefloor-friendly hybrid of electronic beats and Colombian styles-especially cumbia. "Move It" is an experiment with faster acid African-kuduro tempos.

The Los Angeles Times recently profiled the band (4/10/13). To dive deep into who they are, writer Reed Johnson visited the group at home: "Like a secular shrine, the dining-room wall of Juan Diego Borda's West L.A. bungalow is decorated with dozens of classic record-album covers.Abbey Road. Sticky Fingers. Dirty Dancing Machine. Lords of Acid vs. Detroit. For Borda and Andres "Popa" Erazo, the personable and articulate two-man electronica collective known as Palenke Soultribe, the wall is both inspirational and aspirational. It's a visual nudge, as well as a testament, to their ambitions as DJ-producer-musicians focused on importing cumbia and other Afro-Caribbean rhythms into the hissing global stew that is electronic dance music." Read the full article here: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/music/posts/la-et-ms-palenke-soultribe-20130411,0,6527176.story.

MAR, which means "sea" in Spanish, is the second album in a trilogy and follows PALENKE SOULTRIBE's critically acclaimed 2009 LPORO, which translates to "gold." The group's next album will be titled SANGRE, or "blood," tying the three album titles together to symbolize the three colors of the Columbian flag: yellow, blue and red.

MAR is available now.

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mar/id630334502

Amazon.com: http://amzn.com/B00C6TW4Q6

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