Shablo
Argentine-born Italian DJ and record producer (1980)
Pablo Miguel Lombroni Capalbo (born Buenos Aires, 17 November 1980), known professionally as Shablo, is an Argentinian-Italian DJ and music producer. He currently lives in Perugia.
Life and career
Born in Buenos Aires in 1980 from an Italian family, he moved to Perugia in 1988, where he discovered hip-hop and developed as a DJ producer. In 2001, he produced 5º Dan by Inoki and joined the Porzione Massiccia Crew. He collaborated with Club Dogo and took part in PMC VS Club Dogo - The Official Mixtape (2004), later becoming part of the producer team The Italian Job.
In 2008, Shablo released his debut album The Second Feeling, followed by Thori & Rocce with Don Joe in 2011. As the founder of Roccia Music with Marracash, he released Mate y espíritu in 2016.
In 2005 he moved to Amsterdam and continued his career working in the Dutch music scene.
He was chosen as the official artist for Nokia Trendslab, touring with them for a year alongside Justice, Duran Duran and Wu-Tang Clan.
Together with Marracash he founded the rap collective and music label "Roccia Music" in 2013.
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