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PABLO of SB19 Continues to Blur Genres with Brother Josue

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<a href="~/">SB19</a>&#x27;s <a href="~/">PABLO</a> kicks 2024&#x27;s door with a bunch of genre-blurring bangers!Blending hip-hop with rock music influences, the prolific songwriter/producer teams up with his brother and Radkidz partner-in-crime Josue on these astounding new jams, his first offerings as a solo artist under <a href="~/">Sony Music Entertainment</a>.<div><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YClS7pfdaoQ?si=breSCE0zzXaHKI90" title="YouTube video player" width="560"></iframe></div>First off is <a href="~/">&quot;DETERMINADO&quot;</a>. The genre-averse track pushes experimentation as far as it can go while retaining the <a href="~/">&quot;La Luna&quot;</a> act’s distinct qualities as an artist who is comfortable in his own identity and sonic direction.Speaking highly of his favorite collaborator, <a href="~/">PABLO</a> praised Josue for infusing game-changing ideas during the incubation period of the track and allowing him to shine with a solid production style that doesn’t necessarily have to confine to trends.“We&#x27;re a team, we always work hand in hand, always learning from each other, and drawing inspiration back and forth,” said the multi-talented soloist. “We grew up in the same environment so we just vibe and connect easily.”Integrating dense instrumentation with gloomy synths and booming, confrontational beats, “DETERMINADO” not only impresses listeners with its scale and ambition but also reveals a different side of the <a href="~/">SB19</a> vocalist and main rapper: someone who finds moments of vulnerability and strength in the face of chaos. In the words of PABLO himself, “It’s a realization when we find the courage to actually do what we want, and what kind of artist we aspire to be. We are confronting our fears and roadblocks, but still moving forward.”Determined to jumpstart a new phase in his career, PABLO is more confident in his undertaking as a musician, going to a sonic space that remains untouched even by his contemporaries and peers.He adds, “Our music is not just the output; it’s a collective of all the micro-things that happen behind the scenes and all throughout the process. We are more assertive now. Also, this song marks a departure from our previous releases; it&#x27;s a blend of hip-hop and rock genres.”After championing the resurgence of the rap-rock genre with the release of “Determinado” a few weeks ago, SB19’s PABLO continues to exceed expectations with another banger that doesn’t sound quite like anything he has released so far.<div><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fGmZ8uKnHO0?si=JxO9U3e9B_VvBSA_" title="YouTube video player" width="560"></iframe></div>On “<a href="http://radkidz.tunelink.to/AKALA">AKALA</a>,” the P-Pop star drops a hard-hitting track that blends hip-hop sensibilities with trap beats and atmospheric production. Sonically captivating and heartfelt, PABLO surprises at nearly every turn with a song that hints at a new level of creative inspiration—songwriting and production-wise.PABLO, on the other hand, brought improvements in structural developments and dynamics and penned the majority of the lyrics. He shares, “I added some singing parts and a hook and gave the song a resolution in terms of musical arrangement. We wanted it to be a song that’s easy to listen to and sing along to, just like how it is when friends gather and sing together.”According to PABLO, <a href="~/">“AKALA”</a> was conceived during the pandemic when Josue had him listen to one of his beats with a partially written verse about finding escape in getting wasted. While both of them have different perspectives about alcohol consumption, the SB19 leader and main rapper found it intriguing and interesting enough to revisit the track and improve some parts of it.“Even though we have different practices in terms of drinking, we agree on the idea that alcohol is not the answer to problems,” the talented multi-hyphenate explains. “I asked him if I could also write my verse in the song and tweak some parts, and he agreed. I didn’t want the song to just be about getting wasted, so I thought of a way to introduce my perspective through rearranging the letters of ‘alak’ and that’s how ‘Akala’ materialized. My mother also pitched in a line in the song and it made more sense.”The breakout artist sums it all up: “Everything that I have released so far features intense and heavy instrumentation, but <a href="~/">‘Akala’ </a>follows a completely different direction this time around. It has a more laid-back, dreamy vibe to it.”Aside from these bangers, PABLO is also gearing up for a more exciting 2024. He’s looking into dropping more solo releases apart from his work with SB19, and possibly a debut album to be released soon.As the prolific artist puts it, “Again, going back to &#x27;DETERMINADO&#x27;, we are indeed on this journey. I have so many things planned to do in 2024, and definitely one of those is to release my own album.”<div> </div><div align="center"> </div>

Modern pop revolutionary PABLO's sonically-captivating tracks 'Determinado' and 'Akala' marks collaborations with real-life brother and Radkidz partner Josue, who also co-produced viral hits “CRIMZONE” and “GENTO”