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Le Swish Los Angeles, California
One night in Barcelona, as LA transplant Bob Morris strummed his guitar and glanced into a window of a neighboring apartment, he encountered a German with a precarious livelihood named Franz Autobahn who asked him if he would like to "Do party." After a ten day bender filled with topless beaches, cava and Dali, Morris' new musical project, Le Swish, was conceived. ... more
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