Benjamin Clementine is a British singer, songwriter, pianist, and poet whose work is distinguished by its emotional intensity, powerful lyrics, and deeply unique artistic presence. Self-taught, he has built his own musical universe where the piano plays a central role, blending influences from classical music, soul, jazz, and spoken word. His deep, expressive voice, combined with poetic, direct, and deeply human lyrics, transforms each song into a performative confession, traversed by themes such as identity, exclusion, loneliness, and resistance.

Internationally recognized since his debut album At Least For Now (2014), which won the Mercury Prize, Benjamin Clementine has established himself as a free, restless, and constantly evolving artist. On stage, he performs in a stripped-down and intense manner, where voice, words, and piano are enough to create moments of rare intimacy and emotional impact, consolidating him as one of the most striking and unique figures in contemporary music.