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In this installment, multicultural band Quetzal performs in a downtown bus station where migrant workers and international travelers first experience the sprawling city.
Amidst bodies dissolving in acid, beheadings, and mid-day shootouts, Tony Gallardo's orchestrations that meld tropical inflections, pop hooks and treble-heavy techno, rumble above the violence in Tijuana.
Artists Mark Farina and Matthew Horne converted a radio telescope to absorb the sun's rays, transforming the waves into audible sounds, high-pitched blips to Yoko-esque wails to white noise like the ocean. It's sun music for desert lands.
The Berkeley-born David Wittman aka DJ Dave is a musical virtuoso skilled in composing, drumming, DJing, rhyming and producing. Following the success of the YouTube hit "Whole Foods Parking Lot," he's looking to expand his craft.
Take a peek at Brian Simon who made Artbound's drone art soundtrack
Meet MandoBasso, a Bass and Mandolin Duo.
LACMA chose L.A. rapper MURS to curate the first ever Hip-Hop series
Tyler Cassity makes a living off of the macabre
Baltazar Hernandez, better known as El Muerto is a Tijuana Goth staple