Pueblo Music

Pueblo’s debut EP, Boring the Camera, is the next evolution in the long musical relationship between Jonah P. Smith and Julian P. Smith.

Formerly members of The Azalea Project, a band locally celebrated in their hometown of Dallas, TX, Smith and Smith moved to Brooklyn in 2016 wiping the slate clean to form Pueblo.

Boring the Camera is a representation of Jonah’s highly conscious songwriting abilities combined with Julian’s multi-instrumental talent. Together, they created an EP that conveys deep and meaningful lyrics set to musical arrangements that are captivating yet subtle.

Beautifully produced by Paul Williams and featuring Tom Bridwell on the drums, Boring the Camera is out now on State Fair Records.


Press
“Boring The Camera is a nod to classic pop-rock jams filled with vulnerable lyrics and a maturity beyond its years...With sparse instrumentation, dainty modulations and well-crafted hooks, every song on Boring the Camera hardly lives up to its name — providing memorably gorgeous balladry and swaying peaceful pop-rock numbers.”
Culture Collide, 2017

“Pueblo offer a contemporary millennial voice through balladry that speaks to a generation of soul-seekers in search of meaning and justification for their lives.”
Atwood Magazine, 2017

“Citing influences such as The Beatles, Elliott Smith and Radiohead, Pueblo create a dreamy and soulful atmosphere of subtle but beautifully arranged indie pop, blending elements of folk, pop and electronic sounds into a catchy and hypnotic pop gem.”
Treble Magazine, 2017

“The arrangements of the instrumentation, along with the stripped down, organic feel of the music, makes Pueblo one of the more pure bands out there!”
Madness to Creation, 2017


Contact:
jonahpsmithmusic@gmail.com