Album lore

La Payara’s 2018 self-released EP Tim Bao distills three tracks of electrocumbia fused with Latin house and folk elements, recorded in Colombia. The title track and “Coge el Paso” exemplify a downtempo approach, with digital percussion and field recordings weaving through traditional rhythms. The EP’s modest circulation among electronic and world music listeners belies its subtle layering of synthetic textures and folkloric motifs, crafting a concise statement within Latin American electronic music. This artifact offers a quiet signal of La Payara’s exploration beyond mainstream dancefloor conventions.

Album lore

La Payara’s 2018 self-released EP Tim Bao distills three tracks of electrocumbia fused with Latin house and folk elements, recorded in Colombia. The title track and “Coge el Paso” exemplify a downtempo approach, with digital percussion and field recordings weaving through traditional rhythms. The EP’s modest circulation among electronic and world music listeners belies its subtle layering of synthetic textures and folkloric motifs, crafting a concise statement within Latin American electronic music. This artifact offers a quiet signal of La Payara’s exploration beyond mainstream dancefloor conventions.