At an emotional event on Wednesday night, mayor of Jumilla, Seve González, congratulated the architects “for the magnificent work carried out, for recovering and giving identity to the building and for turning it into an architectural reference.”
The House of Music and Legacy of the Arts of Jumilla is located in a Renaissance mansion dating from the late 16th century, also known as ‘Casa Honda de Barón del Solar’ or ‘Casa Manor de las Cutillas’, which has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC). At different times it served as a residence and granary, as well as a winery and oil mill.New Music Discoveries 24th November: Tasman Keith & Will Grilla, Riley Pearce, Claire Anne Taylor and more
December is just around the corner, and another ten tracks have been added to our Discovery playlist on Spotify and Apple Music this week; amongst them are two tracks we had exclusive premieres for earlier in the week. Our track of the week is “Two Many Reds” from Gumbaynggirr man Tasman Keith and his father, Will Grilla. Yet again, Tasman has shown his versatility with “TOO MANY REDS” being punk through to its core. About the track, Tasman writes: “‘TOO […]
