KULINTRONICA

The final installment of "The First Time" Remixes features a dubbed out arrangement that uses a vintage SpaceEcho from acclaimed Filipino artist Kristian Kabuay's electronic instrument collection.

Exclusive versions available on Traxsource. Julius Papp takes "The First Time" into the nuDisco genre.

This remix of a spoken word downtempo house track from Til The Break Of Gong adds a tribal global beat element that is ready for any dance floor.  House heads will enjoy the four different versions of the remix concept that will keep the kulintang dance music vibe going seamlessly.

Inspired by the Sinulog a Kamamatuan piece that has become iconic in America, "Calling My Name" blends neo-soul and traditional kulintang playing in a format that is more easy listening than EDM. Frequent collaborator Sina sings themes of diaspora in a smooth counterpoint to the melodic percussion of the kulintang.  This maxi-single includes several remixes.

Kulintronica plays the dabakan on this landmark recording that brings pre-colonial Filipino healing music to the world for the first time ever.

Kulintronica takes to the dabakan again this time to accompany master kulintang artist from Cotabato Faisal Monal.  This is a definitive recording of music meant to accompany the fan and scarf dance that has inspired groups across America to learn and perform.

The first full length Kulintronica album is an eclectic mix of music showcasing several styles all with kulintang at its core.  The collection shows how tradition-inspired kulintang can drive grooves at tempos ranging from house to drum n bass to reggae. Streaming versions are standalone tracks, but a continuous play version is available on physical formats. DM for more information on this.

Kulintronica's collaboration with the Talaandig musician Datu Waway Saway is the most watched video on the Kulintronica Youtube channel.  This studio recording of the arrangement takes you to an amazing electrified sonic Bukidnon. The kulintang supports Waway's own invented instrument strung with fishing line and played with a bow.

Kulintronica frequently appears as a member of Conrad Benedicto's Kulintang Dialect group, and plays dabakan on all the records including this collection of all original binalig compositions arranged for full kulintang ensembles.

The sound concocted on "Release Me" has become a template for many future Kulintronica records.  A soulful and funky house beat with Kasulampid-inspired kulintang at its core drive the rhythm while prolific house music songwriter and vocalist Kristen Carlson makes the case for kulintang music to be unleashed into the world.