To give you an idea, the band's first single was placed on Kitsuné's 17th compilation, and got rotation on major US radio stations.

At a time when the speed at which information flows allows many projects to leave their place of origin, it is not unusual to hear of a band that after a few performances in their country manages to make the leap to other stages. However, starting to make an impact in other latitudes without having had a single performance in your hometown is something that doesn't happen with any artist.

Such was the case of Mylko, a project formed by Pato and Jopa, two producers originally from Mexico City who after travelling the world as musicians in different projects decided to start making music on their own and a few months later they had their first single placed on Kitsuné's compilation 17, rotation on the main radio stations in the United States and a debut album in the pipeline for the middle of this year. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.