Gizmo Varillas

Varillas' song "Losing You" was remixed by Baio from Vampire Weekend and it was featured on the FIFA 19 soundtrack. His song "Fever, Fever" was featured on the Netflix series Special in 2019.

Varillas has opened for Brazilian musician Seu Jorge, Mexican guitarists Rodrigo y Gabriela, Latin singer Natalia Lafourcade, Julieta Venegas, French singer Zaz, and Italian singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti across Europe. He also played at Zermatt Unplugged in 2019, The Great Escape Festival in 2018, Latitude Festival in 2018, and Montreux Jazz Festival in 2017. He was named Artist of the Month by Cafe Nero, and one of top 10 artists at Eurosonic Festival by leading Dutch music site 3VOOR12.

In 2019, Varillas worked alongside Movember where he donated half of the profits of his cover of I Put A Spell On You by Screamin' Jay Hawkins to Movember projects that tackle mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

The song "Losing You" from his second album Dreaming of Better Days is a response to the Orlando nightclub shooting. It was chosen as best song of 2018 by Songpickr.

Varillas' career began with his debut studio album El Dorado (2017), which was named one of the top 10 albums of the year by Classic Pop magazine. The title track El Dorado was featured in Cafe Del Mar XXV Compilation album.

Gizmo Varillas (Spanish: [ˈɡizmo βaˈɾiʎas] ( listen ) ; born Guillermo Varillas Kortabarria on 9 January 1990) is a Spanish songwriter, musician and record producer who lives in London since his childhood. Varillas played multiple instruments, engineered, arranged, produced and wrote each song on his first two albums.

Varillas sampled John Lennon on his song "No War" after getting permission from Yoko Ono. The dialogue is taken from an interview with Lennon, aired on BBC 2 as part of the arts program "Release" on 6 June 1968.