Los Bitchos, the London-based all-female band, has released a new music video for their latest single “Kiki, You Complete Me.” The track is off their upcoming sophomore album Talkie Talkie, which is set to be released on August 30.
The video, directed by visual artist and filmmaker Tom Dream, features the band members racing to the finish line in a playful and colorful race. The energetic and upbeat track perfectly complements the vibrant visuals, making for a fun and enjoyable viewing experience.
“Kiki, You Complete Me” is a perfect representation of Los Bitchos’ unique sound, which blends elements of cumbia, surf rock, and psychedelic music. The band’s signature style has gained them a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim, with their debut album The Link is About to Die receiving praise from music critics.
Formed in 2017, Los Bitchos has quickly made a name for themselves in the music scene with their infectious and danceable tunes. The band consists of Serra Petale on lead guitar, Carolina Faruolo on rhythm guitar, Agustina Ruiz on keys, Josefine Jonsson on bass, and Nic Crawshaw on drums.
In a statement, the band shared their excitement for the upcoming album and the release of the “Kiki, You Complete Me” music video. “We had so much fun filming this video and we hope it brings a smile to people’s faces. We can’t wait for everyone to hear our new album and dance along with us,” they said.
Talkie Talkie, which follows their 2019 debut album, is highly anticipated by fans and music critics alike. The album is said to showcase the band’s growth and evolution, while still staying true to their unique sound.
Los Bitchos has also announced a UK and European tour in support of the album, with dates starting in September. The band is known for their energetic and lively live performances, and fans can expect nothing less from their upcoming shows.
With their infectious music and vibrant personalities, Los Bitchos is a band to watch out for. “Kiki, You Complete Me” and Talkie Talkie are sure to be on repeat for fans and new listeners alike.
