Madonna, Tori Amos, Bjork, Placebo, Radiohead, Lamb, Alanis Morissette, Massive Attack, the KLF, Portishead, Goldfrapp, Camille Simms, Imogen Heap, Sarag Mclauchlan. REM, The cure, Frou Frou, Keane, kate Bush, Nirvana, Peter Gabriel,Seal, Thirteen Senses, Zero 7, Chris Isaak, Cranberries, and everything in between....x
MyGen.co.uk Video PlaylistSONG NAME HERESEAN SERAPHIMSean Seraphim 'Purgatory'.
Whether performing alone with piano or in unison with his loyal band every show feels like a one off spectacular. Combining an array of influences past and present, allows us to appreciate how a performer of his time can survive mortality in today’s competitive industry.
Effortlessly challenging his own thoughts and feelings in an almost taboo stream of lyrics- shapes high energy songs filled to the brim with emotion and stoicism.
Watching from the back seat in a candle lit acoustic bar or involuntarily finding yourself rocking heads amongst the crowds of packed venues; the music speaks for itself.
Currently finalising his self written debut album ‘Phantasmagoric’, touring is his main priority. A finalist at the 2008 Indy Awards for best pop act shows quite clearly the level of exposure and recognition he is receiving already.
Sean Seraphim holds hands with Bjork to Brian Molko, Tori Amos to Madonna.... somewhere he fits into the rocky, glam, yet pop arenas all in one song, with an edge that could only be described as the ‘Seraphim Sound’.
Watch this space and check back regularly for new tracks, tour dates and info.
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Hey hows it going. Hope is well. I was wondering if you would like to have a free album? You can get it at http://www.megaupload.com/?f=3NNQTYF1 I would love to know what you think
Just wanted to say i really enjoyed your set at the waterfront the other night - you've got such a beautiful voice! & thankyou for being sweet with the hugs and things after the show; hopefully we didn't manage to weird you out haha. can't wait to see you again in july. xx
hay i saw you play last night, really enjoyed your set :) Sorry for making your jump by patting your shoulders, but just had to tell you how awesome you were :) hopefully will see you again soon, and if i see you in norwich i will say hello! x
Hey... I saw you supporting Paddy Wolf... just wanna say, you were a great opening for a great show! I seriously enjoyed your music. I will be sure to baost about you to everyone I know! I am still listening to your music! Thanks again for a great performance! :D Ryan
hey sean :) its ellie from the royal norfolk show! just thought i would ask how u were doing and how life was treating u these days send us a comment when you have a gig in norwich k ?
Whether performing alone with piano or in unison with his loyal band every show feels like a one off spectacular. Combining an array of influences past and present, allows us to appreciate how a performer of his time can survive mortality in today’s competitive industry.
Effortlessly challenging his own thoughts and feelings in an almost taboo stream of lyrics- shapes high energy songs filled to the brim with emotion and stoicism.
Watching from the back seat in a candle lit acoustic bar or involuntarily finding yourself rocking heads amongst the crowds of packed venues; the music speaks for itself.
Currently finalising his self written debut album ‘Phantasmagoric’, touring is his main priority. A finalist at the 2008 Indy Awards for best pop act shows quite clearly the level of exposure and recognition he is receiving already.
Sean Seraphim holds hands with Bjork to Brian Molko, Tori Amos to Madonna.... somewhere he fits into the rocky, glam, yet pop arenas all in one song, with an edge that could only be described as the ‘Seraphim Sound’.
Watch this space and check back regularly for new tracks, tour dates and info.
