‘Algo + Ritmo 2004 – 2024’, the compilation of the Mexican Institute of Sound

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The Mexican Institute of Sound celebrates 20 years of experience.

In 2004, Camilo Lara started one of the most emblematic projects of the Mexican music scene: the Mexican Institute of Soundwhich in 2024 celebrates two decades since it began to captivate the public with its characteristic fusion of funk, cumbia and electronica, which it celebrates with the release of the compilation album Something + Rhythm 2004 – 2024.

From Mexico Mexico until federal Districtthe albums of IMS They have been a sound combination of the cultural diversity of Mexico. With collaborations with artists such as The Pearl, Graham Coxon and Cuco, Camilo Lara has demonstrated his ability to mix the traditional with the contemporary.

Her commitment to social justice is also reflected in her music, turning the dance floor into a place of inclusion and diversity. Laura defends the unifying power of the dance floor, where everyone is equal to good music.

Over two decades, the IMS has had an impressive career, in which he has been nominated on several occasions for awards Grammyin addition to collaborating with internationally renowned artists such as Beastie Boys, Interpol, Metallicaamong others.

His music has also been part of films, television series and video games such as Breaking Bad and Grand Theft Auto Vreaching a global audience and leaving a mark on pop culture.

The compilation Something + Rhythm 2004 – 2024 not only celebrates the past of IMSbut also presents us with two new songs: “Stop“, next to Ceci Bastidaand “Bolero”, a collaboration with Foudeqush and Esteman. These additions show that the IMS He can’t stop and keeps going with creating new music.

Something + Rhythm 2004 – 2024 It is now available on all digital platforms such as Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

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