Interviews

In 1985, Latin Quarter released their stunning debut album ‘Modern Times.’ Twenty five years and several albums later, former Latin Quarter frontman Steve Skaith and

After a six year absence Steve Skaith returns with a new band and a brand new album, ‘Mexile’ (Pläne Records). The former frontman of the

Originally released in 1985, Latin Quarter’s debut album, ‘Modern Times’, has been re-released on the Cherry Red record label with the addition of five bonus

In a key song on Latin Quarter’s third album “Swimming Against The Stream”, Mike Jones commented, “The chosen course was writing anthems for the people.

Downtown Mexico City The plaintive cries and shrill notes of a trumpet punctuate the roar of the traffic and the hum of electricity the Mariachi’s

Way back in the eighties I co-wrote a few of the Latin Quarter songs with Steve Skaith and Mike Jones, including ‘Radio Africa’. The Latin

By Reto Koradi – Consumable, Issue 110, May 28, 1997 Some people may remember Latin Quarter from their minor hit ‘Radio Africa’ more than 10

By Claudia Wedeleit Latin Quarter are touring Germany with a new CD. With new songs and a new band, Steve Skaith and Richard Wright are

From Latin Quarter Tourzine Winter 1986 When did you first start songwriting? I first began writing songs when I was 15, but at that time

For a long time this basic principle was regarded as incompatible. And yet socially and politically committed musicians like Billy Bragg and bands like the

They distinguish themselves from German political groups mainly by the fact, that their music sounds like modern pop. Their songs deal with football fanatics in