Tigre Blanco

Tigre Blanco is presenting a new sound in 'Radio Blanco'. Just like the white tiger is a rare occurrence in nature, the sound of Tigre Blanco differs from the musical landscape of the Low Lands. Cajon, bass, guitar and the mix of miss Kitty Kat's jazzy vocals and front man Quintijn Lohman's raw voice make for an undefinable mix of blues, rock and soul. Dark as the night and warm as a smoldering fire.

Radio Blanco An old Radio Bell tube radio from the 1930s has been gathering dust in an old theater for years and has been brought back to life by Tigre Blanco. A new plug and some love and the radio came crackling back to life after years of silence. It doesn't matter which buttons you turn; you will always hear the same program with that one voice that only wants one thing, your soul!

For Tigre Blanco, it is already too late. They are possessed by the radio and its voice. It is directing the music, whispering the lyrics and is sending them on a sweaty road trip. In 'Radio Blanco', you will hear the complete travel log. With you, the audience, in the passenger seat.

Tigre Blanco is gypsy soul with a raw twist and is reminiscent of the soundtrack of a film by director Quentin Tarantino ('what's in a name'). The broad sound is suitable for a nightclub in Andalusia, a juke joint in Calexico, a festival, a theatre in a medium-sized town or an intimate house concert. The tiger's habitat has no boundaries.

Credits: Photographer: Dave van Hout Vocals: Katrien van de Camp Cajon and percussion: Hansz Deijnen Bass: Martijn Maas Lead Guitar: Mathijs Bodt Vocals and guitar: Quintijn Lohman