Vodka & Lexo
Vodka & Lexo formed in Bogotá, Colombia around 2015, with Lexo Rodriguez handling vocals and guitar while Juan "Vodka" Pablo Restrepo worked on keyboards and...
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Vodka & Lexo formed in Bogotá, Colombia around 2015, with Lexo Rodriguez handling vocals and guitar while Juan "Vodka" Pablo Restrepo worked on keyboards and production. Their sound pulls from Latin rhythms but doesn't settle into one predictable groove.
In 2017, they put out "Aquella Mujer," a ballad that caught on with listeners and gave them some visibility beyond their local scene. That song, along with tracks like "Café" and "Niña Linda," shows their preference for melodic, emotionally direct writing rather than flashy production.
They've released albums like "El Mundo es Nuestro" in 2017, "Volver a Empezar" in 2019, and "Renacer" in 2022.
What comes through in their catalog is a straightforward approach to songwriting, songs about relationships and personal reflection, delivered without much theatrical garnish. They seem to work best when keeping things relatively simple.
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