Raul Malo is an American musician, most renowned as the lead vocalist and principal songwriter for the Grammy Award-winning country music band The Mavericks. Born on August 7, 1965, in Miami, Florida, to Cuban immigrant parents, Malo’s rich cultural heritage has profoundly influenced his musical style, allowing him to craft a unique sound that blends elements of country, rockabilly, Latin, and jazz. His resonant baritone voice and charismatic stage presence have been hallmarks of his career, both with The Mavericks and as a solo artist.

Malo began his solo career in the early 2000s, during a temporary hiatus of The Mavericks, releasing critically acclaimed albums like "Today," "Lucky One," and "After Hours." His solo work showcases his versatility as an artist, often incorporating a broader palette of sounds and intimate storytelling, qualities embraced by his loyal fan base. His recent releases, such as 'Quarantunes Vol. 1,' demonstrate his ability to connect and adapt to the changing times by delivering music that resonates with the moments many are living through. Meanwhile, Malo has continued to work with The Mavericks, contributing to their collective endeavors such as "Havana's Midnight," ensuring his musical journey is both a personal and shared experience with his long-time collaborators. Raul Malo's influence on the Americana and country music landscapes is indelible, marked by a career filled with soulful ballads, swinging rhythms, and a timeless voice.

Genres

Pop

Folk

Rock

Jazz

Roots Rock

Country

Blues

Swing

Rockabilly

Latest Release

Say Less

Raul Malo

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 19, 2023