“MILWACUMBIA” EP

“MILWACUMBIA” EP

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APPLE MUSIC

APPLE MUSIC

El Sebas' sound breaks down barriers and infuses inspiration from his Mexican ​culture and personal experiences. As an artist, he is a bridge between worlds ​with music being his conduit. His creative process encompasses writing through a ​journalistic lens that affirms his own realities and those of his community ​members. El Sebas' music draws attention to prevalent issues, as well as aims to ​spread joy through his creative sound. He raps in English and Spanish, ​incorporates clever wordplay and thought provoking content, and infuses Latin ​American sounds into his performances and recordings.

El Sebas' sound breaks down barriers and infuses inspiration from his Mexican ​culture and personal experiences. As an artist, he is a bridge between worlds ​with music being his conduit. His creative process encompasses writing through a ​journalistic lens that affirms his own realities and those of his community ​members. El Sebas' music draws attention to prevalent issues, as well as aims to ​spread joy through his creative sound. He raps in English and Spanish, ​incorporates clever wordplay and thought provoking content, and infuses Latin ​American sounds into his performances and recordings.

"...Even if you aren’t the most fluent in Spanish, you can tell that the song es fuego puro. ​'Baby Ya' features a crazy beat that sounds right for summertime, accented by some ​traditional guitars, and the smoothest of flows from El Sebas. Browns Crew have worked ​hard to the point where it is undeniable that they are advancing the sound of hip hop not ​only on the city’s South Side, but across Milwaukee.”

- Allen Hallas, Breaking & Entering

"...Even if you aren’t the most fluent in Spanish, you can tell that the song es fuego puro. ​'Baby Ya' features a crazy beat that sounds right for summertime, accented by some ​traditional guitars, and the smoothest of flows from El Sebas. Browns Crew have worked ​hard to the point where it is undeniable that they are advancing the sound of hip hop not ​only on the city’s South Side, but across Milwaukee.”

- Allen Hallas, Breaking & Entering

"The mischievous sound on 'Chavo de Abajo,' ​meanwhile, is accompanied by poignant lyrics ​that illustrate solidarity amongst the people... a ​message we all need to be reminded of..."

- Juan Miguel Martinez, Milwaukee Record

"The mischievous sound on 'Chavo de Abajo,' ​meanwhile, is accompanied by poignant lyrics ​that illustrate solidarity amongst the people... a ​message we all need to be reminded of..."

- Juan Miguel Martinez, Milwaukee Record

“Latin hip-hop duo Browns Crew are helping to ​lead a ‘South Side renaissance’... The group ​fuses Latin American sounds with hip-hop drums ​and cadences to deliver stories of immigration, ​struggle and life as Latinos from the South Side ​of Milwaukee."

- Vianca Fuster, LionArt Media

“Latin hip-hop duo Browns Crew are helping to ​lead a ‘South Side renaissance’... The group ​fuses Latin American sounds with hip-hop drums ​and cadences to deliver stories of immigration, ​struggle and life as Latinos from the South Side ​of Milwaukee."

- Vianca Fuster, LionArt Media

"Many may not know that Milwaukee is an important hub for Latin music — internationally recognized local group Kinto Sol is essentially the Public Enemy of Latin hip-hop — and the up-and-coming Browns Crew suggests they can carry on that tradition with the arresting single "Autonomía..." El Sebas and Cristo Paz call out for liberty from an oppressive system — and from police corruption and brutality..."

- Piet Levy, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

"Many may not know that Milwaukee is an important hub for Latin music — internationally recognized local group Kinto Sol is essentially the Public Enemy of Latin hip-hop — and the up-and-coming Browns Crew suggests they can carry on that tradition with the arresting single "Autonomía..." El Sebas and Cristo Paz call out for liberty from an oppressive system — and from police corruption and brutality..."

- Piet Levy, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel