Los Pulpitos - Tentacletek (2026)

Renowned music producers Felipe Salmon (Dengue Dengue Dengue) and Dirk Leyers (Closer Musik / Africaine 808) have been crafting an extraordinary wave-breaking album featuring percussionist Eric "King" Owusu (Jembaa Groove / Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band / Ebo Taylor).

From the very first track, you'll be enveloped in electro-acoustic sound tentacles that gently twist and turn, inviting you into a world where every dance floor across the seven seas comes alive. The fusion of techno UK dubby experimental bass and Caribbean 3/4 disco polyrhythms is simply irresistible. As you listen to "Mola Mola", you might feel as if you’re swept into the Mississippi and transported back to Atlantis - it's a body-melting experience! Meanwhile,"Lab Lab" showcases a deep, monstrous bass line reminiscent of a sinking spaceship’s metallic roar. "ii ii ii", characterized by cumbia-dancehall-drum-bass influences, expertly balances tension, while "Squidler" smoothly floats down the Aquabahn. The allure of "Sirens" comes through with their captivating broken-beat strings, "Catfishy" offers a unique spin, slippery footwork, syncopated, and strangely satisfying. "Pannetronica" beckons you unearthly and overflowing like an Abyssopelagial pool,"Enigmatiteuthis" leads you into a bustling sonic fusion lab.

LOS PULPITOS’ debut album "TENTACLETEK" is a brilliantly produced electronic masterpiece - structured yet playfully adventurous. The ten tracks present a relentless, balanced bass experience that stands unparalleled.