News/Press
Berklee Today (Berklee College of Music Magazine) Article
At Berklee, Hale studied performance and songwriting. He played drum set on a lot of different projects and even some guitar and piano on some of his own songwriting projects. Without being a music production and engineering major, he was always sure to offer himself anytime someone with studio time needed session players or had a track to produce. “This is how to make the most out of your time at Berklee: get as much experience working with people as you can, while you can,” he says. READ FULL ARTICLE
Entrevista en Vértigo Político (México)
(Transmisión original: 10 de julio de 2018)
Artículo en la revista Proceso (México)
Un ex Timbiriche en Los Ángeles El caleidoscópico radar-sonoro de Beto Hale Escogió el camino del aprendizaje en el extranjero e invirtió sus talentos para mejorar como persona y como mexicano. El multi-instrumentista y productor Beto Hale pudo quedarse en Timbiriche donde surgió a la fama, pero decidió volar en pos de sus sueños en tierras del Tío Sam. Radicado en California desde 2007, fundó en la capital angelina su estudio que hoy ofrece Kairos, disco de la soprano andaluza Auxi Belmonte. Desde Estados Unidos, su visión acerca de AMLO es ambivalente y equipara el discurso presidencial sobre los dos...
Billboard article on “Tesoro”, my collaboration with Ozomatli
Ozomatli & Beto Hale - "Tesoro" Fusing retro, alternative and jazz, Los Angeles band Ozomatli and Mexican multi-instrumentalist Beto Hale join forces in the empowering song “Tesoro,” which touches on the theme of self-worth. “The song was a great collaborative effort about an important issue to Beto and us,” Ozomatli’s Raúl Pacheco said about the song. “The human drive for a better life is often shackled by laws that are inhumane.” With motivating lyrics like “my color doesn’t define me” and “no one can tell me what my value is … my heart is a treasure of the world,” the uplifting...
Entrevista en Excelsior TV con Joanna Vega-Biestro

Esta entrevista con una de las personalidades de TV más famosas de México fue durante la promoción de mi EP “No hay marcha atrás”, previa a mi presentación en el Foro del Tejedor.