Los Bitchos - Los Bitchos & Friends Vol 1

Los Bitchos — a band already defined by the collision of cultures — are taking their cross-continental spirit even further with an album that celebrates global unity through collaboration.

Drawing from their own diverse roots — spanning Australia, Turkey, Sweden, and the UK — the band dives deeper into the idea that music is a universal language, one that thrives on exchange, curiosity, and connection.

Inviting guest artists from different corners of the world, blending rhythms, textures, and traditions into a vibrant, borderless mix. The record becomes more than an album; it’s a celebration of shared humanity, showing that when cultures meet, they don’t clash — they dance. 

“If we don’t learn from each other we can’t progress.” - Los Bitchos

Having spent the best part of a decade playing together and touring the world, the global cast of collaborators that Los Bitchos have signed up for …& Friends Vol 1 is a testament to the joy and inclusivity they’ve spent their career spreading.

Across Vol 1’s nine tracks, former King Gizz tourmate Ambrose Kenny-Smith lends his talents to “Holding Cell”; first single “Hang Up (Pt 2)” features parts from both Black Pumas’ Adrian Quesada and genre-blurring Sudanese-American musician Sinkane; “Conexiones” brings in Peruvian-influenced New Yorkers Chicha Libre, the instrumental “Forest” was co-written by Simon Burke of The Meltdown, and “El Pençe” features vocals sung in Turkish by Kit Sebastian.