Hnos Munoz

Hnos Munoz, known for their love for R&B, have carved a unique niche for themselves in the music scene. Their recent track, "Alguien en tu Casa," is a testament to their emergence as prominent figures in Andalusian R&B. Drawing inspiration from artists like Blanco Palamera and Laskaar, Hnos Munoz's music is a delightful blend of contemporary, elegant, and heartfelt compositions.

But who are the Hnos Munoz beyond Nacho and Álex? While the core band comprises the two of them, their extended team includes artisans like @cry_w_ (Xusko) and @tetecalvente, who contribute significantly to their visual identity. The band also collaborates with talented individuals like @pelillosderaton (photographer) and @radiocrudite (art finalizers), adding depth to their artistic expressions.

"Alguien En Tu Casa" delves into the individual's comprehension of a new context, exploring the initial confusion and eventual adaptation. The accompanying video, shot earlier this year at Casa Carvajal in Madrid, mirrors the song's disconcerting atmosphere, capturing the challenge of confronting a memory.

"Nuevo Romance" is a venture into dark R&B. The productions are subtle, smooth, reverberating, and characterized by heavy basslines. For those unfamiliar with Hnos Munoz, their music embodies contemporary elegance and genuine emotion.

Regarding labels, Hnos Munoz identifies their music as alternative R&B, considering the style of their productions and the themes of their lyrics. While labels serve promotional purposes, the artists recognize their significance for listeners in filtering and deciding where to invest their time.

In the context of the national music scene, the term "urban" presents challenges due to its broad spectrum. Hnos Munoz hasn't felt particularly integrated into a specific segment, possibly because of the intimate nature of their project, blurring the lines between genres.

Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the flow of music releases has remained steady. Hnos Munoz believes in exploring unconventional ways of interacting with their audience, beyond mere screen interactions, envisioning encounters in unconventional spaces.

In contemplating a post-coronavirus world, the idea of "reversion" to basics is intriguing. While acknowledging the economic disaster, there's something compelling about the concept of a purifying reset, envisioning a more primal and romantic societal outlook after the crisis.

Looking ahead, Hnos Munoz envisions a future where the group continues to operate similarly. However, given their shared interests and tendency for exploration, they don't rule out potential mutations in their project.

For those interested in their current music, Hnos Munoz's BSO (current soundtrack) includes 'The New Abnormal' by The Strokes and 'Last 2 People On Earth' by Ébano and Louis Amoeba.

As for their plans for 2023, they aim to explore beaches, villages, and drink from a traditional Spanish water jug known as a "botijo."

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