Listen to the track "Tijuana Sound Machine": Tijuana-based electronica masters Nortec Collective have a new album coming out next week and they are coming to LA to launch it. They will start off by: 1 ...

Bostich & Fussible are part of the Nortec Collective movement of Tijuana. They not only live on the border of the US and Mexico but also straddle both worlds musically, sampling traditional Mexican ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fussible: Nortec started out as a collective back in ’99. Ramón and I had been making electronic music since the ’80s, ...

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Mexican musician Ramon Amezcua, better known as Bostich, is celebrating the Grammy nomination of his album, The Tijuana Sound Machine. But his joy is tampered by sadness. There have been more than ...

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Though they certainly weren’t the first DJs to tap into regional traditions, Tijuana’s Nortec Collective have engineered some of the most convincing and satisfying collisions between electronic music ...

Formed in 1999 by Pepe Mogt (a.k.a. Fussible), the Nortec Collective has pioneered a hybrid of electronica and Norteño—the most popular form of Northern Mexican music—from its Tijuana home. The crew’s ...