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Grupo HNE drop new video/single for “Calle HNE”
“Like in the video, we take you on a ride mentally without you having to go anywhere physically. There are no samples in this song. It’s the same for the entire album. This is an introduction to that (our album). No artificial ingredients. Our brand of hip-hop is organic. The street is the ‘Calle’ and the Grupo is HNE.” DJ Exes (emcee) of Grupo HNE, the Miami based Spanglish boom-bap trio speaks on new single “Calle HNE.” HNE in the song title stands for the initials of group members DJ Heron (production), Nando (multi-instruments, vocals) and Exes and the track is now available on streaming platforms currently as well as a music video (Filmed and edited by Stephen Box Lo Gonzalez for GoldBox Film Studios).
“Calle HNE” is the latest single from the Grupo HNE who have been dropping a string of heat-rocks and visuals every other week for the past few months. This includes “LO Malo” ft. Thirstin Howl The 3rd , “The Palmetto” ft. Orion as well as recent video combining two of their singles “Black Angels / Big Pictures” which features guest verse/appearances by fellow Miami artists Shottie (on “Black Angels”) and Money Mogly (on “Big Pictures”).
Listen to “LO Malo” ft. Thirstin Howl The 3rd:
Watch official video for “Black Angels / Big Pictures”: https://youtu.be/Bqlk8TeyHtw?si=y9HykR4T969I-cap
Watch official video for “The Palmetto” ft. Orion: https://youtu.be/hPReR_6-MrQ?si=PLCZG5ItVRGwPM6i
More Info:
https://www.instagram.com/grupo_hne
https://www.instagram.com/dj_heron
What happens when a guitarist decides to write the most brazen rock song he can think of? In Pembroke Tenneson’s case, the answer is “Sex Appeal”.
The title says plenty, but the song goes considerably further. Tenneson throws himself into a world of self-praise and outrageous confidence, with one boast following another. It is cheeky stuff, but there is a real affection for the music behind the joke.
Tenneson has talked about his love of the early-1970s rock sound that inspired the track, and that comes across in the attitude of the performance. He is not trying to make the song subtle. He wants the guitars, vocals and lyrics to have some swagger.
The best thing about “Sex Appeal” is that the humour never takes over completely. There is a brilliant rock song underneath all the showing off, and Tenneson clearly cares about making it sound authentic as well as making people smile.
That makes this an appealing introduction to his forthcoming material. “Sex Appeal” is the first of 14 original songs he has been developing, so there is plenty more on the way to look forward to.
For now, though, Tenneson has picked an entertaining way to reintroduce himself as an artist. “Sex Appeal” has attitude, a catchy refrain and enough cheek to make it stand out. Stream below (via Now Listen):
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