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Consider Native Sons an autobiography told through other people’s words. Los Lobos designed this covers album as a tribute to their hometown of Los Angeles, selecting songs they believed would represent the soul of the city, taking pains to incorporate the different sounds and cultures that lie within its urban
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Los Lobos returns with Native Sons via New West Records. The 13-song set was produced by Los Lobos in East Los Angeles and finds the band mapping their musical DNA as a kaleidoscopic selection of tribute songs from their homeland, ultimately creating a crucial snapshot of L.A.’s musical heritage. Having
To get an inside look at the new album and understand the secret to their longevity as a group and musicians, AARP talked to the band’s longtime member, sax player Steve Berlin.
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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit for the legendary Californian rock band, Los Lobos, they, like many other artists around the world, weren’t quite sure what to do. Uncertain about what the future would hold, the genre-bending virtuosos hunkered down at home and hoped for the best.
Yet, in the midst
Los Lobos honor their hometown of Los Angeles with Native Sons, a collection featuring covers of songs originally recorded by L.A.-based acts as well as a lone original. Native Sons arrives through New West Records on July 30 with Los Lobos’ takes on Thee Midniters’ “Love Special Delivery” and