Bersa Discos got a new release out since last week, “Bersa Discos #4″. The have gone in somewhat of a different direction for this one, for a label focusing on cumbia and other tropical sounds, and got tracks from Brooklyn DJ/producer Uproot Andy and Dutch producer Sonido del Principe.

They gave us a mp3 from the release called “La Vida Vale La Pena” and it’s by Uproot Andy. You might know him from his recent Guacharaca Migration mixtape. He’s also an unofficial cohort of DJ Rupture’s Dutty Artz collective. He got three tracks for “Bersa #4″, all of which sample classic Afro-Colombian tunes. This one samples a track from Petrona Martinez.

Go buy the record over at Turntable Lab.

If you are in San Francisco tomorrow be sure to visit their 1-Year Anniversary of their monthly Tormenta Tropical party. They got Heatwave coming out from London and Paul Devro from Mad Decent. It should be an amazing party.

Uproot Andy – La Vida Vale La Pena (direct link)

Bersa Discos just dropped their second release “Bersa Discos #2″. It features DJ Negro out of Buenos Aires, who manages to combine classic cumbia riffs with everything from dubbed out bass to trance synth, a track from co-label head Oro11 and one from Alex Pasternak from the band Lemonade out of San Francisco. Go buy it over at Turntable Lab.

But before you decide to grab it, we got two tracks for you to listen to.

DJ Negro – Mundo Querido (direct link)

Oro11 – Pibes Walk Out (direct link)

If you are in San Francisco this Saturday they are celebrating the release of Bersa Discos #2 with another edition of their monthly party Tormenta Tropical with a performance by the South Rakkas Crew.