Hilton Ruiz featuring Dave Valentin, Giovanni Hidalgo, Antonio Hart, Jay Hoggard, Carlos Torres and Raffy Merino
This is the debute album as a record label in which our album went no. 1 in Latin Jazz worldwide.
Post our world premiere, we danced the Guaguanco with legendary artist Joe Quijano who was a friend and mentor to so many of us.
A fun dance track that brings the Caribbean and New York City together celebrating the dark brown skin woman. Incorporating various rhythms which include "La Punta" a dance from the Honduran and Guatemalan beaches where you dance on point and shake your bootie until the break of dawn.
Long before Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee, Tony Montoya was pioneering and making Latin Music and Hip-hop. Zero elements of Auto-tune nor AI, we used real bands and orchestras always providing work for musicians, arrangers, engineers and the music industry.
After the pandemic, I closed our sister company Yeoryia Studios temporarily and donated our pianos to a music school in need in Honduras. Wonderful young talent is being nurtured right now but I also went to Honduras and lived there for two years which opened my eyes to the unbalance in the financial systems in place which disable growth and business development. This is the main driver for immigration and why so many people leave their homes in search of a better life, "The American Dream" as we know it has changed but hope remains the center. This song is in honor of all hard working and honest immigrants who respect their host country and our fellow brethren.
Song by Marco Matute. A man falls in love, finds a wife and purpose in life.
Tony Montoya featuring Rubin Singleton in "I'll Be There".
This song tells the tale which so many young men go through in urban America. Paying homage to parents, mentors, big brothers and sisters and anyone in community taking time and love to develop our youth. As the song says, "you've been there for me now I got you, I'll Be There".
Frank Valiente featuring Ali Bello and Elsa Ozuna
First Violin: Ali Bello Lead Vocals: Elsa Ozuna Keyboards: Frank Valiente Accordion: Rodolfo Zanetti Violin: Romulo Benavides Violin: Melisa G. Atoyan Violin: Francisco Salazar Violin: Fung Chern Hwei Violin: Jose M. Pietri Violin: Luis Casal Cello: Agustin Uriburu Bass Guitar: Freddy Zanella Composer Lyricist: Frank Valiente Songwriter: Frank Valiente Composer: Frank Valiente Mixing Engineer: Frank Valiente Producer: Marco Matute Co-producer: Jimmy Boyle Composer Lyricist: George Gershwin Songwriter: George Gershwin Composer: George Gershwin
Tony Montoya "El Rey de la Calle" is leading his team in the streets on New York City.
Marco Matute "The Honduran Firecracker"sings an original song about an untamed love, one who you love unconditionally yet is unable to control.
Marco Matute brings us a song about a very serious topic affecting the entire planet as long as we have been alive, immigration. Sad reality what people go through, we stand with all those that sacrifice much to get a better future for their children.
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