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2026

Jun28

Antwerpen

Middenvijver park

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About Benjamin Clementine

Benjamin Clementine is a London-born composer, pianist, and singer-songwriter, celebrated for his distinctive voice and poetic, piano-driven music. Born in 1988, Clementine developed his extraordinary talent entirely through self-teaching, drawing profound inspiration from classical music despite growing up outside a musical family. Before turning twenty, he moved from London to Paris, where he refined his craft by busking on the streets. His raw talent caught the attention of a talent agent, who introduced him to a manager, setting the stage for his breakthrough.

Clementine first gained widespread acclaim with his 2013 debut EP "Cornerstone," a poignant collection of three piano-and-voice ballads that earned critical praise. His haunting style became familiar to broader audiences following a compelling performance on BBC Two's "Later... with Jools Holland." This momentum continued with his debut album "At Least for Now" (2015), a powerful blend of music and poetry that won him the Mercury Prize. In a heartfelt gesture, he dedicated the award to the victims of the Paris terror attacks that year.

Expanding his artistic reach, Benjamin Clementine featured on the 2017 Gorillaz single "Hallelujah Money." That same year, he released his ambitious, self-produced sophomore album "I Tell a Fly" (2017), led by the dramatic single "Phantom of Allepoville." This record showcased his evolution into a cinematic and deeply personal storyteller, solidifying his status as one of contemporary music’s most innovative voices.

Genres

Alternative•Pop