Sebastian Schneider

Schneider recorded his first studio album, Canción Para Nadie, with Ascheri as producer. It was released by HyA Records in 2005, and its five-minute single "Haciendo Fuego" aired on radio, particularly in the Buenos Aires province. He promoted the album through several area concerts and his first radio interviews.[7] After several personal conflicts which include the passing of his mother, he stopped performing and focused on writing material for a second album.

His second album, Una Vida Más, was released in early 2007 by Avarecords.[7] and was also published by Warner/Chappell Music. It had more of a pop sound than the more guitar-driven, rock sound of the first one. The album's single, "Dame", received considerable airplay and was used in television advertising. Schneider's popularity also grew on the Internet, notably on MySpace social network.[8] A video for "Dame" aired on CM music channel and internationally in other TV channels around Latin America.[9] In late 2008, he made a promotional tour of several Latin American countries and conducted numerous TV, radio and press interviews.[10] Guitarristas magazine noted that this album raised Schneider to international attention.[11]

Between August and October 2009, Schneider wrote over 50 songs, selecting 14 for a two-part concept album. He released the first 6 tracks as an EP titled Me voy a escapar... (Parte I) in December 2009. This album was first performed at Teatro Liberarte in Buenos Aires, Schneider's first major venue in Argentina. Then he went on performing a number of shows and tours before returning to the studio in early 2010.

In June, he released the second installment, ...Y ser diferente (Parte II), consisting of 8 tracks including his first English-language recordings, which include two songs of his own authoring and a cover song, "Smoke gets in your eyes" a song perhaps best known by the performance of The Platters. The release concert was held on August 28 at Luna Park, one of the biggest indoor venues in Buenos Aires. After this concert Schneider takes a break from live music, returning to live shows in 2011.

From 2013 on Schneider started working on a new album, this time a double album featuring songs in Spanish and English. Meanwhile, he embarked on his first tour in 2014 in Argentina, visiting several cities in Chaco Province. This tour is declared as a Cultural Interest by the Chamber of Deputies of the Chaco Province.[12] In 2015, he released No lo esperamos/Something strange happened here, the aforementioned album with fourteen original songs both in Spanish and English and a cover, Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean". The release concert was held at Hard Rock Café Buenos Aires.

Having performed his new album in several venues around Buenos Aires, Schneider embarked on his second international tour headlining "Enerpol Fest"[13] in Bolivia. He performed in Bolivia and three Argentinian provinces: Jujuy, Salta and Chaco, producing a documentary about the tour called "Hippie SIN Obra Social" (Hippie WITHOUT Health Insurance), a pun on a popular meme in Argentina by the time.[14] Back from the tour, Schneider kept performing around Buenos Aires and by the end of 2017 started working on his next album.

During the period between December 2017 – May 2018 Schneider produced a new album titled Pornovolar. It consists in fourteen revisited songs from his early work except No lo esperamos/Something strange happened here. The album was released by the label TripleRRR and the release concert is held at Fusion Bar in Buenos Aires. It was Schneider's first album since the first one where aside few special guests, musicians other than himself (his stable live band) recorded the instruments.