Biography

Official Site: http://www.patawawa.com/

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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/patawawa

Patawawa are a musical trio born out of the ashes of funk, soul and disco. From humble beginnings in the sleepy town of Matlock, Patawawa’s brand of infectious Nu Disco is spreading far beyond their home county.

Groovy baselines, sparkly guitar licks and whimsical interplay between male and female vocals stand them apart. Uncompromising in their desire to make listeners get up and dance, Patawawa have entrenched themselves firmly in the French Disco scene with a number of collaborations underway, while their tracks appear in summertime playlists and mixtapes by producers the likes of Zimmer.

Writing, recording and mastering their tracks in a tiny room underneath the staircase hasn’t stopped the band gaining a steadily growing fanbase from all corners of the world and recognition from local radio, BBC6, BBC Introducing and BBC R1.

“In a time and age when originality seems hard to find, Patawawa’s sound strikes us as just that.” – Radar Magazine

“a fresh-faced take on an increasingly saturated genre” – Indie Shuffle

“You’ll be singing after two listens.” – Deadly Music

“Highly promising” – Radio 6 Presenter Tom Robinson

Patawawa – Could Be Love

(Release Date June 2016)

Could Be Love is the lead single from Patawawa’s upcoming EP, Hold Tight, coming out later this summer. Brimming with tropical flourishes and a pumping bassline, it’s a Patawawa dance-floor staple, blending Nudisco with an Indie Pop lean. Rocking their signature boy-girl harmonies and catchy guitar riffs, Could Be Love spins an innocent tale of love at first sight.

Patawawa will be touring their new EP at festivals and venues across the UK over the course of the summer. Catch them play their new tunes at:

  • 17th May – O2 Academy Islington, London, supporting LCMDF
  • 27th-28th May – Hogsozzle Festival, Hertford
  • 29th May – Dot 2 Dot, Nottingham
  • 29th-31st July – Y-Not, Derby
  • 5th August – Fieldview Festival (not yet announced)
  • 12th August – The Bodega, Nottingham
  • 3rd September – Ale House Rocks Festival