Sephine Llo

Sephine Llo is a British composer and multi-instrumentalist, with an unconventional song-writing style that marries 18th Century UK folk roots, neoclassical flourishes and organically created glitchy electronica. A classically trained and multi award-winning artist (with the AMS Neve award for creative recording accolade, among others); and holder of a coveted First-Class Honours degree from the world-renowned Tonmeister course, University of Surrey, her sound is an innovative and rich concoction of grave, distorted soundscapes wrapping around her heart-wrenching orchestrations, and uniquely ethereal, often choral-esque vocal harmonies. Her debut EP Flame (2014, Tape Club Records) and first album I, Your Moon (October 2017, Tape Club Records), garnered attention from the likes of Wonderland, 405, Clash, BBC3 Late Junction and Radio X ‘Xposure’ and she performed at many prestigious venues and festivals including Union Chapel and at Wilderness Festival. After the loss of her husband Robbie (Autumn Chorus) to cancer when she was pregnant with their first child, grief and lone-motherhood put an untimely hiatus on her creative career for several years; gratefully now she is back and ready to bring us her latest and most personal account to date, "Diamond Fall", incorporating samples of Robbie's unfinished works, and released on what would have been their 10th wedding anniversary.