What originally began as a distraction in between bands, Late Nite Howl (Pablo Dodero) has become an outlet for stripped down songs charged with emotion. Writing songs on and off has allowed the songs to breathe over time and circumstance. Gradually, his songs have become more and more complete and resolved both in musical composition and narrative. The name hints at the moment after hours in which the soul is released and songs emerge.

Pooling influences that range from John Fahey to Stephen stills to Daniel Johnston, he also brings a clear appreciation for the meaningful soundtracks and scores of art films. (i.e. Gallo, Jarmusch)

Pablo's alternating lifestyle between the U.S and México has allowed him to express musically in English with a rural, folk, blues and even country tone to his arrangements and instruments.

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