Originally from Buenos Aires, Federico Aubele lived in
Berlin and Barcelona before settling in Brooklyn where he
currently resides. Federico started making music at 11 years old when he
picked up an old forgotten guitar that belonged to his
mother and had been stored up underneath his bed for
years. He’s been releasing music and touring as Federico
Aubele for over a decade to glowing reviews, performing
all major festivals in North America and Europe
(Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Montreal Jazz Fest,
Balaton Sound) and releasing 5 albums.
The combination of organic and electronic elements is at
the center of his sound, driven by Aubele’s deep
reverberating baritone voice, meticulous songwriting and
precise Spanish guitar. Federico’s songs have been licensed for various films, TV
shows, commercials and video games over the years.
Whether in English or Spanish, his lyrics always center
around universal themes such as love, solitude, struggle and hope.
Berlin and Barcelona before settling in Brooklyn where he
currently resides. Federico started making music at 11 years old when he
picked up an old forgotten guitar that belonged to his
mother and had been stored up underneath his bed for
years. He’s been releasing music and touring as Federico
Aubele for over a decade to glowing reviews, performing
all major festivals in North America and Europe
(Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Montreal Jazz Fest,
Balaton Sound) and releasing 5 albums.
The combination of organic and electronic elements is at
the center of his sound, driven by Aubele’s deep
reverberating baritone voice, meticulous songwriting and
precise Spanish guitar. Federico’s songs have been licensed for various films, TV
shows, commercials and video games over the years.
Whether in English or Spanish, his lyrics always center
around universal themes such as love, solitude, struggle and hope.
"An artist who traverses musical genres as easily as he does geographical borders..While touches of nostalgia and longing seep into both the words and the way he sings them, Aubele can also wrangle a shy smile and a whimsical raised eyebrow with that deep, emotive voice." - NPR
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