Share This Article
Cabana Music, an independent Brazilian label passionate about music, exists to unleash the creativity of producers. Each release is a sensorial journey, with textures that caress the ears, cores that paint the air and flavors that envelop us. Whether the music echoes in the living room or reverberates on the dance floor, Cabana Music is there, guiding artists in their search for authentic expression. Founded by the magical encounter between Kaiq and Nik Ros, the label celebrates original compositions, sending out ready-made formulas and embracing uniqueness. Their crafted tracks are revered by DJs and producers who define the electronic scene, such as Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, Jamie Jones and others.
He highlight of the release is Fabiano Pit’s “Pole Doesn’t Work EP”. A DJ, musician and producer with over 15 years of experience, the last few years dedicated to electronic music, Fabiano has taken his work to new heights. He toured Germany twice, in 2013 and 2014, and was featured in Argentina. In Curitiba (Brazil), he played at major clubs such as Vibe, Danghai, Lique and Zeitgeist, in addition to performing in several states across the country.
“Pole Doesn’t Work EP” seems to reflect your deep connection to electronic music. How did your long-term experience in the industry influence the creative process behind this EP?
I believe that, in a very simple way, it reflects the lack of concern with labels and trends, and it amplifies the desire to experiment with different things and trust the sound that moves me, that comes from within my soul. I believe that, in a very simple way, it reflects the lack of concern with labels and trends, and it amplifies the desire to experiment with different things and trust the sound that moves me, that comes from within my soul.
What motivated you to release this project with Cabana Music, and how did the label’s ethos align with your artistic vision?
Cabana, in general, is a label with which I strongly identify. I really enjoy listening to what is released there, so I always feel connected and directly influenced in what I produce. It might be the national label with which I identify the most.
How do you ensure that each new release, including “Pole Doesn’t Work EP,” offers something fresh while staying true to your signature sound?
I never seek out any references, only what comes from within me when I produce. Thus, each work ends up being unique and different, but always with the same characteristics.
What are the main themes or messages you aimed to convey through this EP?
The main message is to try to bring a sound with more depth, one that has soul. To value this, to value music with soul.
How do you approach live performance differently after producing a new record like “Pole Doesn’t Work EP”?
It doesn’t change much; the philosophy remains the same.
What role does the Brazilian music scene play in shaping the sound and direction of your work?
I really enjoy listening to MPB and bossa nova. I believe that the great artistic inspiration that Brazil can offer me comes from there…
How did Cabana Music support your artistic process, from concept to final production, for this EP?
Cabana is a label that opened doors for me from a very early stage, and I have an excellent affinity with the label. I really like what is released there, and as a result, collaborative work flows naturally.
In addition to the main release, the label has made the single ‘Sunday’ available for free download on Bandcamp.
https://cabana-music.bandcamp.com/track/fabiano-pit-sunday-free-download
