Mammboh Rhythms Charity Compilation Aids Colombia Earthquake Relief

Colombian label Mammboh Rhythms has released a 32-track charity compilation, UNITED FOR COLOMBIA, with all proceeds going to verified earthquake relief organizations.
Album cover of UNITED FOR COLOMBIA, a charity compilation by Mammboh Rhythms. Album cover of UNITED FOR COLOMBIA, a charity compilation by Mammboh Rhythms.

Mammboh Rhythms, a Colombian electronic music label, has released UNITED FOR COLOMBIA, a 32-track charity compilation to support communities affected by this week’s earthquake in Colombia.

All proceeds from the release will go to verified organizations providing humanitarian assistance and relief to affected communities.

The label said it will publish weekly updates detailing total funds raised, allocation of those funds, and transfer receipts for each organization.

Initiative and lineup

The initiative was created by Sons Of Hidden and Serge André, the Medellín-based live artist and founders of Mammboh Rhythms.

The compilation features artists from techno and the wider underground electronic music scene. The lineup includes:

  • Sons Of Hidden
  • Serge André
  • Advanced Transistor
  • Maōh
  • Pōnky
  • Obscure Shape
  • Isaiah
  • Lars Huismann
  • Brennen Grey
  • Fixon
  • William Arist
  • Fresko
  • Farceb
  • Frazi.er
  • Laurel
  • Janein
  • Gustavo Bassani

Additional artists also appear on the release.

UNITED FOR COLOMBIA is available on Bandcamp.

Artist statement

Sons Of Hidden said:

“This is one of those moments when, as a community, we show the values that have been built into the foundations of our movement. It’s time to come together for those who need it most today. Let the music never stop, because it hasn’t always been about celebration, it has also been about resistance.”

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