SF Spanish Fly

SF Spanish Fly isn’t a throwback—they’re a blueprint. Born in San Francisco, the duo of Aki Starr and John “Milo” Pro didn’t just blend genres—they bent them to their will. Freestyle, Doo-wop, Latin, R&B, and Dance weren’t influences… they were weapons. Raised on Chicano oldies soul and inspired by icons like Michael Jackson, their sound hit with nostalgia and knocked with modern edge. Their chemistry sparked in a studio—but what came out was radio history. “Treasure of My Heart” didn’t creep into the scene—it exploded globally, becoming a Freestyle anthem that dominated dance floors and airwaves. Then came “Daddy’s Home,” a stripped-down, acapella flip of the classic that didn’t just chart—it commanded Billboard and secured a major deal with Warner Bros. Records. Their debut album Anything You Want wasn’t a moment—it was a movement. With multiple Billboard-charting hits including “Daddy’s Home,” “Crimson & Clover,” and “I Can See,” SF Spanish Fly carved their name into the culture. And they didn’t stop there—decades later, Aki Starr proved the legacy still breathes with “Voices In My Head,” charting again and reminding the industry: this isn’t nostalgia… this is longevity. After Milo’s departure, Aki Starr didn’t rebuild—he reloaded. Taking SF Spanish Fly worldwide, he transformed the group into a touring powerhouse, bridging generations while staying rooted in authenticity. Now aligned with Thump Records and East Side Story, the next chapter hits just as hard. Their latest release, a cinematic reimagining of “I Think You’ve Got Your Fools Mixed Up,” isn’t just a remake—it’s a statement. Smooth, haunting, and unapologetically modern, it’s already catching fire across radio nationwide. SF Spanish Fly isn’t chasing the culture. They helped build it.