Veeble is street, instinct, and magic. Because music is a celebration, but also a hug, an antidote to exhaustion. For over ten years, they have carried this spirit wherever there’s a sound system: from the social centers of Berlin to festivals in the English countryside, from Italy’s underground clubs to the squares of Almaty, setting stages on fire across Europe and beyond. Their sound is a whirlwind of blazing horns, tropical grooves, and Jamaican echoes, with an energy that sweeps and ignites every corner of the dancefloor.
They contributed to the soundtrack of La Profezia dell’Armadillo (2018), and their latest album, More (2019), has been featured on Rai Radio 1, Edicola Fiorello, and La Repubblica. In recent years, they’ve continued to rack up miles and release new singles, paving the way for Poncho: an album that is both refuge and storm, with explosive collaborations like Cacao Mental, Mefisto Brass, Killabeatmaker (Colombia), and La Reina del Fomento.
They’ve worked with the Istituto Italiano di Cumbia, Roy Paci, and opened live shows for Gogol Bordello and Manu Chao. Their music is an act of resistance. You dance because life is tough. You sing because you don’t want to give up.