Premiere: Multi-Instrumentalist Gabriele Poso Stirs His Afro-Cuban Roots Into Jazzy “La Bola”

He’s been steadily dropping jazz-centred heaters for a little over a decade now and this scorching new creation is brimming with heatwave energy.

Gabriele Poso (credit: Ilenia Tesoro)
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Gabriele Poso (credit: Ilenia Tesoro)

Born in Sardinia, raised in Salento and with ties to Puerto Rico and Cuba, multi-instrumentalist Gabriele Poso pours every ounce of his intertwining roots into his music. He’s been steadily dropping jazz-centred heaters for a little over a decade now and today he’s sharing his new single, “La Bola”, a scorching creation brimming with heatwave energy.

Like much of his output, “La Bola” is guided by his lifelong love of, and talent for, invigorating percussion and lively rhythms. A large part of that, of course, owes to his background in the Central and South American countries he’s spent time in as well as his parents’ extensive and well-informed collection of jazz, soul, and Afro-Latin records.

The new track gets its official release, alongside a remix from Nickodemus, on July 9, before making an appearance on Poso’s seventh studio album, Tamburo Infinito, which is due for release on October 1 via Wonderwheel Recordings. While you wait, get the first listen below and pre-order the album here

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