STICKY NEWS
2024
Let the beast rise up and get really close to us!
In Sticky Beast you can see that there is a lot of influence from vintage sounds that easily recall pop culture from the sixties, seventies and eighties. From TV series (Disco Beast) to radio shows and video games. The one that is noticeable that has a nod to St. Germain is the one in “Final Round” with “So Flute” by the Frenchman, but with a smile to Mortal Kombat where Sticky Beast wins. I like the game they play with passages in which a collage of sounds and ambient textures appears (I applaud DJ Shadow for that sound puzzle)….
Sticky Beast, the special guest at the XIV Villa de Leyva International Jazz Festival, Colombia
Sticky Beast, the special guest at the XIV Villa de Leyva International Jazz Festival, ColombiaThe apocalypse will be danceable or it won't happen... That's at least what Sticky Beast debut proposes, a project with funk DNA that reveals its intentions from the first track, "Disco Beast." The music that permeates the eight tracks of the EP doesn't aim to surprise, but to make you vibrate. Each song brings together genres (nu jazz, funk, electro...), which have as their denominator the joy for the joy of the rhythm itself. And between samples or vintage references, suddenly the need to have a...
Polytropos
With musicians with an outstanding career like Germán González and Robersonic at the helm, Sticky Beast cannot be anything other than a band with a truly special and spatial approach.
In an atmosphere that draws on galactic, electronic and unfailingly
funky sounds, Sticky Beast’s intention to capture active and dynamic listeners (bodily, auditorily and sensorially) is evident, passengers willing to join the sonic journey of each of these catchy songs.
Rogelio Garza, La Razon
Sticky Beast, a journey to the jazz stars 2024 is the Year of the Beast for jazz in Mexico, Sticky Beast’s first album will be released slowly. Although only 1.4% of the population listens to jazz and there are very few places to enjoy it live, there is an unknown national movement, anthologized by journalist Antonio Malacara Palacios in the three volumes of the Atlas of Jazz in Mexico, of which the fourth volume is expected. This is proof that the national Latin, Dixieland, free and fusion jazz talent is dispersed and we only know the surface:
Interview in IMER, Music Personalities with Roberto Tercero
Here you can listen to the full interview that Roberto Tercero did with Stick Beast on March 8, 2024.
Muñecon
Sticky Beast, a neuro-musical experience that fuses electronica with funk-rock. Germán González and Robersonic immerse you in a layered experience of synthesizers and precisely catchy rhythms that invite you to groove with touches of disco music in the style of Giorgio Moroder (1978). The fusion of vintage and modern elements adds a peculiar dimension to your listening, creating an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and futuristic. It is clear that Sticky Beast’s sound influences are diverse, from disco to classic funk and contemporary electronica, which is why it is so popular among musicians.
Alfredo Quintana Garay
The apocalypse will be danceable or it won’t happen… That’s at least what Sticky Beast’s debut proposes, a project with funk DNA that reveals its intentions from the first track, “Disco Beast.” The music that permeates the eight tracks of the EP doesn’t aim to surprise, but to make you vibrate. Each song brings together genres (nu jazz, funk, electro…), which have as their denominator the joy for the joy of the rhythm itself. And between samples or vintage references, suddenly the need to have a barbecue arises, turn up the speaker volume and… Beast Mode ON! Alfredo Quintana Garay…
Alex Carranco
In Sticky Beast you can see that there is a lot of influence from vintage sounds that easily recall pop culture from the sixties, seventies and eighties. From TV series (Disco Beat) to radio shows and video games. The one that is noticeable that has a nod to St. Germain is the one in “Final Round” with “So Flute” by the Frenchman, but with a smile to Mortal Kombat where Sticky Beast wins. I like the game they play with passages in which a collage of sounds and ambient textures appears (I applaud DJ Shadow for that sound puzzle he weaves) that are inserted into the beat…
