Carlos Aguilar, known as Concrete Husband, blends his classical training with avant-garde and techno elements in his latest album 'Piel.' This work challenges the definitions of contemporary classical music, incorporating influences like reggaeton. The accompanying music video embodies community spirit, set in a Brooklyn warehouse. Aguilar discusses his journey from classical flutist to a more experimental sound, reflecting his Chicano heritage and queerness. His conversation with Eartheater emphasizes their commitment to exploring sonic vulnerability and reshaping music's genre boundaries, celebrating cultural richness and personal artistry.
Concrete Husband's latest album 'Piel' redefines contemporary classical music through a blend of techno and avant-garde styles, showcasing cultural and personal identities.
Born and raised in San Diego, Aguilar's journey to find his voice intertwines his rich classical background with his Chicano heritage and queerness.
The music video for 'Piel' captures community and movement in a Brooklyn warehouse, symbolizing a blend of after-party culture and artistic expression.
Concrete Husband and Eartheater's conversation reveals a shared commitment to exploring sonic vulnerability and ferocity in their music, challenging traditional genre boundaries.
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