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Jose Pineiro
2019 Photo Shoot in Florida
2019 Photo Shoot in Florida
Background information
Born(1991-03-11)March 11, 1991
Gainesville, Florida, U.S.
GenreJazz
OccupationsComposer, Arranger
InstrumentsSaxophone, EWI, Bass
Years active2011-present
Member ofJose Pineiro Trio, Dionysus
Formerly ofThe Duppies, Cardboard Paradise, The Partials, Shotgun Deplomacy, Maca Reggae Samba, Propaganjah
Websitehttps://hyperfollow.com/josepineirotrio

Jose Pineiro (born March 11, 1991) is an American Jazz saxophonist based in Gainesville, Florida. He is the leader of the Jose Pineiro Trio, a Free jazz ensemble and Dionysus a Jazz fusion group.

Career

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Pineiro was born in 1991 in Gainesville, Florida and is of Puerto Rican decent. He attended Buchholz High School[1] where there was a strong music culture especially curated for Jazz. Pineiro next enrolled in Santa Fe College[2] where he would meet key influential musician in the Gainesville music scene. In 2011 he joined The Duppies, a Rocksteady Ska 7 piece that toured regularly. Through touring he would open for The Slackers[3], Barenaked Ladies, The Suicide Machines, The Wailers Band, and many others eventually finding a mentor in Dave Hillyard.

All the while Pineiro explored different genres of music. He would join a multitude of side projects and bands. If Pineiro was not touring the East Coast of the United States he was consistently picking up gig as a gun for hire horn player. It was one of these for hire positions that he toured Europe with The Soul Radics in 2017.

In late 2017 Pineiro departed ways from The Duppies due to personal reasons and eventually took a hiatus from musical performance for close to two years in a journey to find himself. Mid 2019 he was pivotal in the creation of the group Dionysus . Not only was this his re-entry into Jazz but this band cultivated a Jazz Fusion scene in the greater Gainesville music scene.

Performing at events like Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival[4], Hulaween[5], Florida Groves, and Resonate Suwannee matured their musical direction and eventually lead to their 2022 EP Chrysalis and 2025 full length album Eclosion.

The Jose Pineiro Trio was formed in 2025 around Pineiro's work in the exploration of jazz through improvisation and ensemble interaction. He continues to experiment to find his voice in free jazz.

Discography

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As a member

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Studio albums

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  • Broken Organ - The Duppies (Citrus Records, 2015)
  • Eclosion - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2025)
  • Mirame - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)

EPs and Singles

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  • Bad Guy - The Duppies (self released, 2012)
  • Chrysalis - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2022)
  • Thriller Bark - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Callipygian - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Ionize - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Mr.Mister - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Nika no Mi - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Thriller Bark - Dionysus (Gaucho Grooves, 2024)
  • Land of Mu - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Feet on the Ground - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Future Sight - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Cody Scarp - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Psychosis - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Objective Reality - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Look Out - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • Hot Gossip - Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • We're Cooked - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • No Touching - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • Willie's Bounce- Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • Saved Memories- Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Exulansis - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Yegua - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Medusa Sessions - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)

Live Album

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  • Live at Baby J's A-side - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Live at Baby J's B-side - Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)

In collaboration

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  • Humbug - The Drooling Spoons, Jose Pineiro Trio (self released, 2025)
  • The Hard Problem - Jose Pineiro Trio, panprotopsychism (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • Sunrise Set - Gabriel, Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • Arrow Root - Paper Son, Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2025)
  • Ideate and Create - Gabriel, Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Mysterious Realms - Gabriel, Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Galactic Noir - Cosmic Tape Archive, Jose Pineiro Trio (Pineiro Limited, 2026)
  • Bird Saga - Jose Pineiro Trio, Paper Son, Gabriel (Pineiro Limited, 2026)

References

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  1. ↑ "Jose Pineiro". BandMix.com. Retrieved 2026-09-22.
  2. ↑ writer, Jackie Alexander Staff. "Swing into Valentine's Day with dance Monday". Gainesville Sun. Retrieved 2026-09-22.
  3. ↑ shutter16mag2011 (2016-03-15). "Gallery: The Slackers and The Duppies play Visulite". Shutter 16 Magazine. Retrieved 2026-09-22.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  4. ↑ "Funk band Dionysus wins Destination Okeechobee competition, heads to March Okeechobee Festival". The Independent Florida Alligator. Retrieved 2026-09-22.
  5. ↑ "Festival Dust | Plan Music Festivals with Friends". www.festivaldust.com. Retrieved 2026-09-22.