77 Bombay Street

77 Bombay Street is a Swiss folk-rock quartet consisting of the four Buchli brothers: Matt, Joe, Simri-Ramon, and Esra. Formed in 2007 in Scharans, Graubünden, the band's identity is deeply tied to their upbringing in a musical family and a pivotal two-year period living in Adelaide, Australia (at the address that gave the band its name).

This dual heritage - Swiss alpine roots mixed with Australian surf-folk influences - defines their sound. They rose to national prominence in the early 2010s, with albums like 'Up in the Sky' and 'Oko Town' achieving multi-platinum status in Switzerland. Their sound is characterized by high-energy acoustic arrangements, polished production, and a heavy emphasis on four-part vocal harmonies. Critically, they are noted for bridging the gap between traditional singer-songwriter folk and mainstream pop-rock, making them a staple of the Swiss music scene and festival circuit. Their career arc shows a transition from basement-rehearsed indie folk to a more sophisticated, orchestral-tinged pop on later records like 'Seven Mountains', though they consistently return to their core brotherly vocal blend.