In the midst of a massive press push for Scattered Storms, Good Bison’s Pablo Alvarez stops by Inside Music to discuss his tireless work ethic.
Pablo Alvarez has a problem, and he believes it has hurt his career. Despite releasing a steady stream of music that fans and critics alike praise, he fears he never pushes his work as wee as he can. Like many artists, Pablo is obsessed with his craft. He pours himself into each song and project, pushing every ounce of creativity he has within himself to the absolute limit. It’s an exhausting effort of self-expression that has built a healthy following, but he believes he’s capable of more. If he can find the drive to promote himself as much as he works to create, Pablo is confident that he will excel in ways that have previously felt out of reach.
Good Bison’s new EP, Scattered Storms, is Pablo’s chance to live differently. For the first time in his career, Pablo is determined to make this release as big and inescapable as possible. He’s working hard on promotional materials, press opportunities, and fan engagement. He’s doing everything artists are taught to do if they wish to succeed, and he’s finding a lot of joy in the process. What comes of it remains to be seen, but Pablo can rest knowing he’s fully committed to doing the work.
On this episode of Inside Music, one of Pablo’s many interviews ahead Scattered Storms, host James Shotwell asks about the creative process behind the first EP of 2021 that everyone needs to hear. Pablo shares how his family and life experiences inform the material on the record, as well as stories behind some of the EP’s most notable tracks. Check it out!
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