Divino Niño

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Chicago psych rock quartet Divino Niño's newest effort is a wistful, summery treat that combines chill-wave, beach pop, classic indie, soft rock, and Latin pop into a lush bedroom pop affair with a bilingual twist. Just listen to the melodic swing of Coca Cola, or the bittersweet Maria and that unexpected woozy nod to a quintessential city pop track, Plastic Love. Definitely fitting to a relaxed week night, after a stressful day at work. Music for softies indeed.

This record had me very surprised as I had just stumbled upon it and decided to give some of the tracks a listen, but I just couldn’t stop, each song was so good I kept waiting for the next track until Cosmic flower came along and It was done.
This album has some very nice tracks with some memorable sounds and production. And some very laid back vocals that really give the whole stoner lo fi vibe a real personality.
It’s a very good record and I can see it having real play back ... read more

A colorful new indie band that range in sounds both in the familiar and the unheard. They feel like one of those bands that most people can get behind if they give them the chance.

Solid record, band shows a ton of promise