After wowing us with his performance at U Mobile's Unlimited Grooves Festival 2019 during Urbanscapes, we caught up with the Chilean-Norwegian musician on his new album, his obsession with the Beatles and his fantasy movie soundtrack
Debuting the EP Roy Pablo at 18, Boy Pablo - real name Nicolas Muñoz - has since grown as a musician, calling the music on his follow-up Soy Pablo "less sloppy". Now 21, Boy Pablo is wise beyond his age, often writing deep and thoughtful lyrics and setting them to upbeat rhythm and infectious harmonies. His music videos are amusing gems that poke fun at the indie scene's penchant for grainy films and raw recordings.
What was working on Soy Pablo like?
With every song, I think I’ve learned to recognise what I like and don’t. There were some tracks that I didn’t like on my debut – I found that some of the songs were quite “sloppy”. But I don’t have any regrets; I stand by every project I've produced. I think I've become more mature when it comes to music production, which is evident on Soy Pablo.
