The new release from L.A.’s Mexican-Americana roots collective Tony Zamora & TREMOLOCO is titled “Salsipuedes”. This album of all new original songs is a West Coast/Los Angeles album to be sure but also features some of their Texas regulars from both Houston and San Antonio who also play in the band on the road. Produced by David Raven and recorded primarily in California (and Texas), it features a collective of talented men and women both young and upcoming and older well established players all of whom play with the band. They have worked with some of the most respected and well known artists in the world. As an added bonus two of the new songs including the single "Claudine" and the bluesy rocker "The Riverside" feature scorching guitar performances by Dave Alvin. Salsipuedes translates to, “Leave If You Can” One listen to this album of clever well written bi-lingual songs, steeped in traditional forms but with an unmistakable originality to them and you’ll be as hooked as the title suggests. Another fascinating musical journey traversing different locales from the West to the Southern States to Old Mexico with as many styles, stories and people one can imagine.