Los Bitchos
New album 'Talkie Talkie' out now! Made up of lead guitarist Serra, of both Australian and Turkish heritage, Uruguayan synth and keytar player Agustina Ruiz, Swedish bassist Josefine Jonsson and British drummer Nic Crawshaw, the group are united by a commitment to having fun. It’s a contagious energy they’ve had no problem transmitting to the world. Since the band officially arrived in 2019, they marked themselves as one of London’s brightest bands to watch. Since then, they’ve found a home in beloved indie label City Slang, ripped stages across the most coveted stages the globe over, and radiated the verve of their personalities and cultures through their exploratory take on rock’n’roll. “Sparkling, eclectic,” says Los Bitchos’ guitarist Serra Petale, “There’s a real sparkly edge to Talkie Talkie. That’s the mood of the record.” This description is more than fitting: the London-based quartet’s new album is glistening with charisma, sonic experimentation and a puckish spirit. Named after a fictional club of the same name, Talkie Talkie is a late-night paradise brimming with freedom and possibility; a place where partygoers can escape reality in the dance or daydream along to the invigorating soundscapes. If Los Bitchos’ electrifying 2022 debut album Let the Festivities Begin! was the rowdy build up to the big night out, then Talkie Talkie is the Technicolor explosion of the dancefloor.
What kind of music does Los Bitchos play?+
Los Bitchos play instrumental psychedelic cumbia and surf rock, drawing inspiration from 70s styles and releasing music on City Slang.
How can I find out when Los Bitchos is playing?+
Follow Los Bitchos on Mood to stay informed about their upcoming shows and tour dates.
Who are the members of Los Bitchos?+
Los Bitchos consists of Serra Petale on guitar, Agustina Ruiz on keytar and synthesisers, Josefine Jonsson on bass, and Nic Crawshaw on drums.
Where is Los Bitchos from?+
Los Bitchos is a London-based band, with members hailing from diverse backgrounds including Australia, Turkey, Uruguay, Sweden, and the UK.
