Monsieur Job's “BASS PA$$I” Accepted for Consideration as Best Latin Pop Album at the Grammys

Having made it from tens of thousands of submissions down to just a few hundred, Monsieur Job's "BASS PA$$I" is nearing the final voting rounds to be considered for Best Latin Pop Album at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019!

Following the continued success of singles like "Chow Chow Eyyy Pow Pow", "Niña Shake Your Body", and Kick It" which have garnered tremendous success and radio play charting across the globe - their latest release "Chilliando Hangueando" is currently gaining momentum along with "Pica Pica" which charted at #1 on the Digital Radio Tracker Top 10 and at #1 on the Euro Indie Music Chart!

Toby Holguin dreams music, lives music and gives music life. It was Toby's vision to create Monsieur Job, a band that will rock you make you move your feet. A band that will make you cry with passion. Formed by Toby Holguin from Cali, Colombia, a beautiful place high in the mountains above the clouds . Toby then asked Stan Kolev from Sofia, Bulgaria, Charlie Illera from Barranquilla, Colombia, and Leo Jaramillo from Bogota, Colombia to become one musically as Monsieur Job.

All of them them live and breathe their own style of music combined they are Monsieur Job. Toby, Stan, and Charlie spin records as DJs constantly for different pools and venues around the world. Moreover, Toby had the idea to start doing Urban Music besides Chill Out and Electronic Music, which is the vision that created the album "Bass Passi". they started dropping broken beats with a more festive, shaky, groovy Caribbean latin flavor turning it into an international exclusive mash up of world talents and a unique blend of genres.

For their debut release of "Chow Chow Eyyy Pow Pow", the record has hit the Euro Indie Music Chart at #1 for 9 consecutive weeks, the Digital Radio Tracker Top 10, and the Billboard Hot 100, Billboard Top 100 Songs for their single. "Niña Shake Your Body" also charted on the Billboard Hot 100, while their album "Bass Passi" hit the Top 200 for Best Albums as well as #2 on the Billboard Latin Albums chart.

"Bass Passi" was recorded in Bogota and Miami at Basswalk Studios, Outta Limits Studios in Miami, and Barba Studios in Belgrade and mastered at Sterling Studios, New York.

Now with only minimal voting rounds to go, fans can continue to look out for Monsieur Job in the running for Best Latin Pop Album at the 61st Grammy Awards!

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