Xenia Rubinos Pens Theme For NPR's Latino USA
Talented singer and multi- instrumentalist Xenia Rubinos has composed and produced the first ever theme song for NPR’s Latino USA.
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Xenia Rubinos Shares L.O.V.E. Via Vibe
Supremely talented singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Xenia Rubinos has generated a buzz with her acclaimed album Black Terry Cat. Spin magazine described the New Yorker’s unique sound as “multi-genre-hyphenate instrumental textures beneath Billie Holiday-esque croons” while DIY simply declared ”Once Xenia Rubinos begins to sing, nothing else matters.” Now VIBE is …
Xenia Rubinos Releases 360 Degree Video
Consequence of Sound is premiering a new 360 degree video for the Xenia Rubinos' track “See Them.” The song is from the album Black Terry Cat, of which Pitchfork wrote in a rave review, “Rubinos' magical voice gives each of these songs their own distinctive character and magnetism.” The video …
Xenia Rubinos Releases Collaboration With Sammus & Olga Bell
In their most recent review of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Xenia Rubinos, Pitchfork called the genre blending Brooklynite “a unique presence with a sharp ability to make pressing issues about identity and society into funky, exhilarating music.”
Xenia Rubinos Announces New Tour Dates
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Xenia Rubinos received an incredible amount of acclaim for her latest album Black Terry Cat. Pitchfork wrote, “Rubinos' magical voice gives each of these songs their own distinctive character and magnetism ” while The Village Voice called the record “a multifaceted wonder.” Just a few of the …
Xenia Rubinos Dishes On Inequality With New Lyric Video
Via THE FADER, Xenia Rubinos has premiered a provocative new lyric video for the track “Mexican Chef” off her new album Black Terry Cat. Pitchfork wrote of the track in their recent album review, which awarded the disc an 8.0, “With its sharp percussion and infectious polemic, it's like M.I.A. …