Odisea
Odisea is the highly anticipated debut album from Los Retros. Los Retros has always drawn from the music he grew up listening to – namely, American and Latin American leftfield pop and soft rock groups from the 1970s and 80s. On Odisea, he also looks to Japanese City Pop and jazz fusion for inspiration.
Los Retros first captured hearts with the lo-fi magic of “Someone To Spend Time With”, recorded at the age of 17 using little more than a four-track in his parents’ living room.
Now 25, the Oxnard, California native has stepped into an entirely new season of life. Through it all, he’s kept the same DIY spirit, still writing and recording every note himself.
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Odisea
Odisea is the highly anticipated debut album from Los Retros. Los Retros has always drawn from the music he grew up listening to – namely, American and Latin American leftfield pop and soft rock groups from the 1970s and 80s. On Odisea, he also looks to Japanese City Pop and jazz fusion for inspiration.
Los Retros first captured hearts with the lo-fi magic of “Someone To Spend Time With”, recorded at the age of 17 using little more than a four-track in his parents’ living room.
Now 25, the Oxnard, California native has stepped into an entirely new season of life. Through it all, he’s kept the same DIY spirit, still writing and recording every note himself.
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Odisea is the highly anticipated debut album from Los Retros. Los Retros has always drawn from the music he grew up listening to – namely, American and Latin American leftfield pop and soft rock groups from the 1970s and 80s. On Odisea, he also looks to Japanese City Pop and jazz fusion for inspiration.
Los Retros first captured hearts with the lo-fi magic of “Someone To Spend Time With”, recorded at the age of 17 using little more than a four-track in his parents’ living room.
Now 25, the Oxnard, California native has stepped into an entirely new season of life. Through it all, he’s kept the same DIY spirit, still writing and recording every note himself.
