That experiment created an underground buzz in their hometown of Bogota, Colombia, pioneering the experimental fusion of electronica with Caribbean music.
In 2014, Palenke Soultribe collaborated with COPILOT Music and Sound on a cover of Carlinhos Brown's "Maria Caipirnha (Samba da Bahia)”.
Following the release of Oro, Palenke teamed up with Miguel Navarro to film the video for their single Te Veo, on location in Bogota, Colombia.
That collaboration ended up being one of the most watched videos on MTV3[3] After a vibrant 2008, full of live shows in the USA, Palenke began work on their first professionally recorded album.
[5] It was also during this year, that prominent Los Angeles radio station KCRW, selected one song off the album, "No Voy a Morir" as Today's Top Tune.
[6] Tropic and Heaven was a continuous mix CD with 10 tracks combining Colombian rhythms with electro break beats and house.
For their latest project at the time of 2012, they have revisited timeless Afro-Colombian classics from the masters of San Basilio de Palenque, Colombia.