Description
The breakthrough masterpiece of global psych-funk, complete with an authentic Japanese OBI strip.
Immerse yourself in the sunny, cross-cultural grooves of Khruangbin’s defining second studio album, Con Todo El Mundo. Released to massive critical acclaim via Dead Oceans, this instrumental classic solidified the Houston, Texas trio—bassist Laura Lee, guitarist Mark Speer, and drummer Donald "DJ" Johnson—as international torchbearers of modern psych-rock and global funk.
The album's title, which translates to "With All the World," is a direct tribute to Laura Lee’s Mexican-American grandfather, who would often ask her, "¿Cómo me quieres?" (How do you love me?), to which she would reply, "Con todo el mundo." This spirit of borderless love shapes the entire record. While their debut drew from '60s Thai funk, Con Todo El Mundo expands its horizons to pull from the under-discovered 1970s funk, soul, and psychedelia of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, particularly Iran.
Driven by Mark Speer’s crisp, reverb-drenched guitar melodies and Laura Lee’s famously plump, locked-in basslines, the album flows effortlessly from the infectious, danceable hooks of "Evan Finds the Third Room" and "María También" to the deeply moving, late-night soul of "Friday Morning."
This premium Japanese import edition is an essential addition for vinyl enthusiasts. It comes housed in a beautiful, heavy-duty jacket accompanied by a traditional Japanese OBI strip and detailed, translated explanatory liner notes.
