Sergio Beercock

Sergio Beercock is an Anglo-Italian musician, theatre performer, and poet, known for his eclectic blend of music and performance arts. Born in Kingston upon Hull, England, to a Sicilian mother and a British father, he spent his childhood in Sicily. His musical journey is deeply influenced by his diverse upbringing, which reflects in his compositions. His debut album, "Wollow," released in 2017, features a mix of folk, minimal arrangements, and storytelling, drawing inspiration from artists like Tim Buckley and Sufjan Stevens. Beercock is known for playing multiple instruments and exploring various sounds, including those from South America and British folk traditions.

Beercock's later work includes "Human Rites," an album marking a shift towards a more ritualistic and personal sound, where he utilizes voice and body as primary instruments. This album was influenced by his experiences during isolation and a desire to explore communal emotion through solo performance. As a multi-faceted artist, Beercock is also involved in theatre, where he writes, directs, and performs. His creative endeavors span music, theatre, and literature, often blending these disciplines in innovative ways.