Siloé

About

Siloé, the Spanish duo comprised of Xavibo and Fito Robles, isn't just crafting music; they're building sonic cathedrals, echoing with layered electronica, folk sensibilities, and Xavibo's distinctly haunting vocals. They’re not your typical indie-folk act; their soundscapes are painted with synthesizers as liberally as acoustic guitars, creating a uniquely atmospheric and emotionally resonant experience. Emerging from Valladolid, Spain, Siloé initially gained traction within the Spanish indie scene, honing their sound through relentless touring and independently released tracks. A pivotal moment arrived with their breakthrough album, "La Verdad," which catapulted them into the national spotlight. Siloé’s music explores themes of introspection, human connection, and the search for meaning in a complex world. Their ability to seamlessly blend electronic textures with organic instrumentation sets them apart, attracting fans of both indie-pop and electronic music. Collaborations with artists like Miss Cafeína have further broadened their appeal, showcasing their versatility. Recently, Siloé continues to tour extensively and release new material, pushing the boundaries of their sound and solidifying their position as one of Spain's most compelling musical exports. Their latest work hints at a continued exploration of electronic elements, promising a captivating evolution.