All that and a bag of chips
90s Rock · Latin Rock · Alternative · Covers
All That and a Bag of Chips is a high-energy musical project celebrating the unforgettable sounds of the 1990s, with a Latin twist. Blending alternative rock favourites, Latin rock anthems, and crowd-pleasing classics, the band brings nostalgia, attitude, humour, and plenty of opportunities to sing along. Whether on a lively stage or at an intimate venue, this project is all about connecting with audiences through songs that everyone remembers and loves.
Voice: Y Josephine
Guitar: David Burlacu
Bass: Christian Velazquez
Drums: Edwin Gutierrez
JAZZephine
Jazz · Soul · Latin · Live Performance
Y JAZZephine brings together the elegance of jazz, the warmth of soul, and the infectious rhythms of Latin music. Led by Y Josephine’s expressive vocals and distinctive musical personality, the project draws inspiration from artists such as Peggy Lee, Diana Krall, and Norah Jones, blending timeless jazz standards with soulful interpretations and Latin-infused grooves. Intimate, sophisticated, and full of character, Y JAZZephine offers a musical experience where jazz meets soul.
Voice: Y Josephine
Piano: Alex kohlsmith
Bass Yosser Rodriguez
Drums Edwin Gutierrez
Guitar Freddy Zapp
Zorras
Poetry-music-weirdness fusion. With megaphones.
Zorras is a bilingual multimedia performance collective co-founded in 2007 by Y Josephine and Scottish writer/artist San Alland. Zorras quickly became known for their uniquely queer mixture of bilingual storytelling, (sound) poetry, percussion, singing, guitars, megaphones and projected images. Rooted in experimentation and collaboration, Zorras explores themes of migration, racialization, gender, disability, class and belonging. From 2008 to 2012, Zorras performed widely in Scotland, England and “Canada”, making additional appearances in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Berlin and Amsterdam. They produced a CD (We Apologise For Any Inconvenience, 2009), and EP (Doctor Says, 2012), as well as several zines and short films.