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Alois Switzerland
Alois have created their own world of dance-oriented artpop. It reflects the band’s interest in synth-driven songwriting
blending electronic beats with tropical guitars and exploring the rhythms of various musical genres.
It’s a hybridised pop with a heavy predilection for the dance floor.
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