Los Bitchos announce new album ‘Los Bitchos & Friends Vol 1’

Los Bitchos have announced new album ‘Los Bitchos & Friends Vol 1’, out November 13th via GREAT! Records in association with !K7 Music.

The London-based instrumental trio, Serra Petale, Josefine Jonsson and Nic Crawshaw, have built a cult following across two albums, 2022’s Let the Festivities Begin! and 2024’s Talkie Talkie, blending cumbia, psychedelia, surf-rock, dub and more into their sound.

The new album leans further into collaboration. Recent single ‘Holding Cell’ featured Ambrose Kenny-Smith, while new track ‘Hang Up (Pt 2)’ brings in Sinkane and Adrian Quesada. Petale has described the appeal of bringing different influences together, from a Swedish winter to an Australian summer, saying it’s something that “pushes you as an artist.”

‘Los Bitchos & Friends Vol 1’ is out November 13th.

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