With a wealth of experience and knowledge backing this project, London-based producer Santi Arribas, has embarked on a solo mission, titled The Roadside Bandits Project. This takes a direction towards classic rock with a hint of the blues, creating a nuanced genre.
In his eponymous album, released back in 2020, Santi collaborated with several high-profile musicians, including members of the esteemed âGang of Fourâ and âJamiroquaiâ, along with singers Nell Bryden and John Sterry. This album is a 10-track act of some sombre tunes, rippled with electric moments and classy guitar-centric riffs.
Drawing a parallel from past events and iconic historical figures, such as Marie Antoinette and Nero, Santi has derived his latest single, âLittle Babylonâ, from the outrageous acts of our government in the UK, holding parties and living a, of sorts, frivolous lifestyle throughout the pandemic. He is illustrating the synonymous between their livesâ, filled with cheese and wine parties and âexpensive wallpaperâ.
Another collaborative project, Santi connected with singer, Julian Casewell to build the trademark rock blues with psychedelic overtones. Santi cites his creative influences as classic guitars including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robert Johnson and BB King.
Listen to Little Babylon below
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