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    Bang Data: Telling the Stories of Latinx Life in Trump's America

    Bay Area Latin veterans released a long-awaited new album, and it packs a social punch.
    by Catalina Maria Johnson Feb 27, 2018 1 minute
    Source: Kala Moreno Parra

    If there ever was a perfect soundtrack for a California road-trip, latest album, would totally fit the bill. Bay area singer-rapper-songwriter Deuce Eclipse and multi-instrumentalist Juan Manuel Caipo have been making music together since 2008. Their music is deeply atmospheric, so it's, , and to mention just a few). their third studio album, moves seamlessly through a series of dance-worthy beats permeated by classic Latin grooves that have long informed the duo's roots — Caipo's family hails from Peru, and Deuce's family is from Nicaragua.

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