Loma Suyo Boiceville, New York
Loma Suyo (Liz Fullerton and Ish Quintero)
was born out of their shared love of mixing acoustic folk instruments with
electronic music. This was a chance for them to draw on
elements of their upbringing in Latin America.
After Oriana, they release their
second full length record “Agata” which is a dive into their evolving sound evoking the likes of
Latin American electronic music.
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