TUNDRA is Leon’s third album and this most personal and autobiographical to date. It’s an album that could be called LEON, as it truly stands as a self titled album. Stories of love, family, childhood, introspection and self-discovery make up this 14 song journey.
“The Houses in Me” is a feature lenght documentary about independent artist Leon Guallart in his musical debut, that takes shape through an unprecedented tour across the architectural landmarks of the 20th century.
The documentary premiered at the Docs Barcelona festival to a sold out theater, and will be available on streaming Fall 2026.
The Night of the Monster tells the story of a human-like creature on a transformative journey of redemption and self-discovery. This EP reimagines songs from León’s sophomore album, Comfort, weaving them into a trilogy of chapters—Int. Night, Mantra, Solo, and You Give Me Comfort. Each chapter is accompanied by a music video that brings the monster’s story to life, blending music and visuals into a powerful narrative of transformation.
Comfortis Leon’s sophmore record, exclusively released on vinyl, and with the mission of creating a space of emotional security for adverse times.
Written while living in a secluded stone house in the Pyrenees, the album reflects a journey toward inner peace and finding a sense of home. Blending experimental folk with cinematic elements, Comfort features delicate melodies, choral harmonies, and organic instrumentation, weaving a warm and immersive soundscape that invites listeners to pause and reflect.
UNO is Leon’s first musical project. It was written in a time where he retreated to a house near the ocean to heal from broken relationships and past conflicts. There, Leon began a process of death and rebirth that resolted in UNO, which weaves a tapestry of genres, including folk, electronic, orchestral, and choir music.