GAZ aren’t just a rock band, they’re lifers. Made up of longtime friends Josep Antoni Lopez (vocals/bass), Jordi Perdigo (guitar), and Albert Perdigo (drums), GAZ has built their sound on the bones of classic rock. Their music crackles with modern edge and intention, shaped by years of playing sweaty clubs, loud stages, and countless road miles. One thing that sets this band apart from the rest is their spirit: GAZ play like a band that still loves what they do. They write with honesty, perform with fire, and carry themselves with the kind of heart you can’t fake.
Gaz latest single Let It Roll doesn’t just play, it barrels out of the gate with the kind of raw vitality that reminds you why rock and roll was dangerous, joyous and alive in the first place. The Barcelona trio, two decades into their journey, have delivered a track that not only honors the past, but kicks its dust off and drags it into the present with grit under its fingernails and a glint in its eye.
Let it roll lives up to it’s name, it’s alive, joyful and it is everything rock is meant to be; raw and made to be played loud. The first thing that hits you is that bold is the piano and then comes the guitar slicing through the mix with gritty riffs that could wake the dead. It’s got enough twang to keep your head nodding. Behind it all, the drums and bass lock in tight, pushing everything forward like a train that’s picking up speed with no plans to stop.
The voice connects everything together as Josep Antoni Lopez owns every line as he sings. There’s a warmth and roughness to his vocals that make you feel like he’s telling you a story straight from the heart. You can feel the confidence in his voice. There’s grit, there’s soul, and there’s a sense that every word comes from a place that’s been lived in.
Let it roll is a song about motion, getting out of your way letting go, and just moving forward. The message is simple but powerful: stop holding back. Hit the gas. Don’t overthink it. And that message fits perfectly with the music itself, which feels like it’s always moving—rolling down an open highway, wind in your face, no rearview mirror. It’s not just about movement, but freedom, the kind that comes when you stop overthinking and just follow the pull of life. There’s a steady confidence in the way the song unfolds, a sense that the band isn’t rushing anywhere, but knows exactly where they’re headed and that sense makes the song electrifying.
When it comes to the production, everything sits just where it should. It’s perfect. Guitars are front and center, the piano keeps the rhythm dancing, and those little background textures especially the harmonies adds depth to the music. In that moment, you can tell this song was made for shows, for late-night drives, for singing along with your windows down.
GAZ has always had one foot in the past and one in the present. Their 2020 album Watergazed showed they could blend retro vibes with modern energy, and “Let It Roll” keeps that momentum going, maybe even pushes it further. This is a group that lives Rock and Roll and knows just how to make it feel fresh again. And that is the magic of Gaz. They’re making the music they love and that love radiates through every note.
Whether you’re walking away from the past or stepping into something unknown, this song finds you in the middle and gives you the push to continue pushing—with heart, clarity, and just the right amount of attitude to make it feel like something worth celebrating.
“Let It Roll” is everything a rock song should be—loud, loose, heartfelt, and fun as hell. GAZ isn’t just keeping classic rock alive—they’re giving it a second wind. This is the sound of a band that still has fire in their belly and dirt on their boots. And we’re here for every second of it.
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