One cherished memory involves engaging in musical activities with his childhood companion, Ryan.

His introduction to influential bands like Linkin Park, Green Day, and Guns N' Roses sparked his passion for playing the guitar. The collaborative musical outlet was known as 'The 95 Vipers', a name inspired by the duo's affinity for the 2006 movie 'Cars'. Without Ryan's musical influence, the existence of PabloTheSensei would likely not have transpired. We sat down with PabloTheSensei himself in an interview.

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What makes you different from other artists?

My unique sound and perspective set me apart. I blend genres and influences in a way that’s distinctly my own, creating music that’s both innovative and authentic. My commitment to pushing boundaries while staying true to my roots is something you won’t find elsewhere.

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What part of your song process do you enjoy the most? Recording? Production? Etc.

I find the greatest joy in the production phase. It's where the raw energy of a song gets its shape and texture. Sculpting the sound,  layering the elements, and bringing the vision to life is incredibly rewarding.

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What part of your song process do you enjoy the least?

The waiting game with post-production can be taxing. It's necessary for the final polish, but the anticipation of releasing new work sometimes feels like a test of patience.

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First song you’ve ever written, what was it about?

The first song I ever wrote was called ‘King of The Seas’, reflecting personal growth and the struggles of finding one's identity. It was raw and reflective, setting the tone for my future work. I never released it, I do play it for my friends now and then but for the most part, I would not say it’s release quality (laughs).

Outside of music, PabloTheSensei is passionate about cars, traveling, and watches. A powerful message that resonates with him to this day is "Stay true to your voice," reinforcing the importance of authenticity in his music and his life.

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