RBSN blends elements of soul, folk, and psychedelic rock. Drawing on his Mediterranean heritage and jazz studies, his sound combines timeless elements with experimental textures, creating a dreamlike and emotional musical landscape. He collaborated with entities such as Tight Lines, Sofar London and Tate Modern. These experiences allowed him to create a sound strongly influenced by new UK jazz as well as the contaminated electronic music of London and Leeds clubs.

In 2020, he released his first EP then performed live at festivals such as Spring Attitude and Ypsigrock, Propaganda Live, and Gilles Peterson's Ricci Weekender. He has performed several times in Europe, between London and Berlin, and began a collaboration (live and  studio) with Australian singer James Chatburn, who has also collaborated with Jordan Rakei, among others. Rbsn eventually managed to involve artists from various parts of Europe such as Naima Adams and Nadeem Din-Gabisi of Touching Bass.

In 2022, he released the album "Stranger Days" via Ropeadope (US). In the same year, he founded Odd.Clique with Federico Zanghi, Vasco Alessandrelli and Giulio Pecci. In 2024 he collaborated with Marco Castello on the track "Muro" and with Emanuele Triglia on "Babanero (feat. Naima Adams)". On September 2025 he released This Life, the first single anticipating the new album "HERE".

RBSN’s performances range from solo shows to a full seven-piece ensemble, shaping the project as a bridge between the Italian and the international psych-soul scenes.