The continuous blending of electronic music has allowed for unusual and essentially futuristic dreams. One of the current epicenters of this change in perceptions of Latin music has sprung from the Mexican town of Hermosillo. Ángel Ballesteros, who currently lives in the country’s capital, is a counter-cultural agitator at heart. Between design, visual arts, and curating parties and exhibitions, she takes on the role of lead singer in Meth Math – together with producers error.error and Bonsai Babies. Starting from the foundations of reggaeton, the band’s imagery takes on a multiplicity of tones and forms by combining avant-garde pop elements, rave spirit, and a contagious iconoclasm. If the aesthetic reconfigurations of Isabella Lovestory, Amnesia Scanner, Tomassa Del Real or Charli XCX around this emancipated reality were key to this understanding, Meth Math will be a manifest intention of this magnificent boiling genetics. Truly misaligned music, as it should be, capable of imagining extravagant and seductive morphologies.
Chupetones appears in 2024 as a postcard introducing a journey that has aroused curiosity and generated fascination. With the support of magician Nick Léon (Rosalía, DJ Python, et al), the record brings a vortex of emotions, sometimes in antithesis of states, sometimes in agglutination and crystallisation of the moment – and perhaps it is in this limbo, and dualism of things, that Meth Math reveals its magnetism. In a somewhat dystopian but celebratory vision of an inevitable tragedy, Meth Math reveal their magnetism.