RØLØ is a band from Split that describes its sound as a fusion of electronica and indie punk rock with an experimental approach. The members come from diverse musical backgrounds, and use drums, bass, guitar, and various electronic instruments in their sound. They made their first public appearance in 2015 at the Radio na cesti event on KLFM radio, after which they performed at numerous festivals and events across Croatia.

In 2016, they released their debut album RØLØ , and two years later, the album HØØP , recorded at the Propeler studio in Split and produced by Jan I. Pela. The third album Ponte Rosso was released in 2021 for Basic & Rough, with a guest appearance by saxophonist Gordan Tudor. The band has also produced a number of music videos, including Zva'ću te , Sol i postole , Elixir and Kaskader , the latter of which was awarded at the Days of Croatian Film in the category of best dedicated video.

Their music was also used in the play Woyzeck at the Croatian National Theatre in Split, directed by Borut Šeparović. On the occasion of the band's tenth anniversary in 2025, they released the single Spinut with new bassist Bernard Andrijašević, and in March 2026, the single Melasa , on which they were joined by keyboardist Toma Bedalov.