Northside Music Academy: Randal Grunwald, James Blake, and more headline the awards ceremony

Northside Musicians Academy, located in New Mexico, is a music academy in Albuquerque, New Mexico that is known for its award-winning music.

It also has been a music and dance school since 1999.

Last year, Randal and James Blake released their debut album, The Life of Pablo, and a few months later, Rauracay, a hip-hop duo, joined forces with their hometown’s band, the Rauracañas. 

According to Rauración, Raganacay’s debut album was one of the best releases in their history.

“We’re both from New Mexico,” Raurocas founder, Raul Guzman, told Mashable.

“I don’t have a single New Mexican person in my family, but we all know each other, so it’s an easy connection to make.”

The duo will release a new album in May, with a new tour scheduled for May 24-27.

“They’re two of the nicest guys you’ll meet, they’re good-looking guys, they don’t look like the typical young American rappers, and they’re super chill,” Raganaccay co-founder, Ricardo Ruiz, said of the duo.

“And that’s why they’re here.

That’s why we’re here.”

In an interview with the New York Daily News, Raranacay lead singer and guitarist Chris Oden revealed how he and Rauraclay have had a special bond over the years.

“Our band has been together since 2009,” Oden said.

“It started when we got together to play for our friends at the local school in New York City.

It wasn’t until 2010 when we went to a school in San Diego, California, and played for the band, which we still play now, that we really connected.”

We both love our hometown. “

Randal and I, as musicians, love each other.

We both love our hometown.

We’re like brothers.

We are brothers in heart, brothers in spirit.

We share our passions.”

Oden also revealed that his mother, Elisa, has had a hand in making Rauraccay’s music.

“Elisa helped us find the songs,” Oderon said.

“[Her] songs are the foundation of Rauracoay’s sound.

She has a real passion for the music and wants it to be respected.””

I am very thankful to the people that have supported Rauras music,” Oda said.