Fabian Müller's (1964) works have been performed by great musicians of our time such as David Zinman, Andris Nelsons, Sir Roger Norrington, Christopher Hogwood or Steven Isserlis and have been heard in the world's renowned halls such as Carnegie Hall, Berlin Philharmonie, Teatro Colón, St. Petersburg Philharmonie or Tonhalle Zurich.

Pirate Radio is the third album by Sweet Lizzy Project, but the first to be produced entirely in the U.S. Although inspired by our origins in Cuba, the themes and emotions are relatable to anyone who has ever been in love, scared, angry, sad, or inspired to change their world. The songs chronicle the band’s influences, both American and Cuban, in a body of work that honors our homeland, shares sorrow and frustration with its current state, and expresses hope for the future of the country and our people. The album’s production is a tribute to the band’s roots as well. We wanted to create something of our own from start to finish, from the conception of the songs to the final master. The record was produced, mixed and mastered by Miguel Comas and it features incredible songwriters such as Blair Daly, Zac Malloy, Sam Hollander, Emily Haber and Raul Malo. Another unique feature of this album is that it’s our first body of work made entirely in both English and Spanish.