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| Born | Zachary James Rabinowitz Buffalo, New York, U.S. |
| Origin | Buffalo, New York, U.S. |
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| Years active | 2026–present |
| Label | Hardline Records |
| Website | Spotify |
Zachary James Rabinowitz (born 10 May 2004), known professionally as RABO is an American electronic music producer and recording artist from Buffalo, New York. Recording under the stage name RABO, he is known for high-energy dance music production blending melodic, atmospheric elements with the sonic characteristics of 2010s EDM.[1] All of his music is self-written, self-recorded, and self-produced.[1]
His debut album, Dreams of Tomorrow, was released on March 21, 2026 through Hardline Records and is available on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.[2][3]
Zachary James Rabinowitz was born and raised in Buffalo, New York.[1] He developed an interest in music production independently, eventually adopting the stage name RABO for his recording work.[1]
RABO began releasing music as a recording artist, handling all aspects of his creative output — including writing, recording, and production — without outside collaborators or label support.[1][4]
On March 21, 2026, RABO released his debut album, Dreams of Tomorrow, through Hardline Records.[2] The album spans 12 tracks with a runtime of approximately 42 minutes.[2] The project draws on the high-energy sound of early 2010s dance music while incorporating atmospheric and melodic elements intended to give the production emotional weight alongside its sonic energy.[1] RABO has described the project as capturing "the feeling of being in between where you are and where you're trying to go."[3]
Writing in Substack, a music writer described RABO as producing "one of the more quietly confident electronic debuts to come out of an unexpected city this year," noting that his fully self-produced approach results in a sound driven by a "clear point of view" with "no outside producers, no co-writers."[4]
RABO's production style is rooted in the large-scale sound design of 2010s commercial EDM, incorporating melodic leads, atmospheric pads, and high-energy arrangements.[1][4] His work has been described as prioritizing emotional impact alongside sonic energy, aiming for tracks that resonate on a feeling level as much as a production level.[1]
As a fully self-produced artist, RABO maintains complete creative control over his output, writing and recording every element of his releases himself, with no outside writers, producers, or co-writers involved in any of his releases.[1][4]
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| 2026 | Dreams of Tomorrow | Hardline Records | 12 | Debut album; released March 21, 2026[2] |
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