Fendrix Jerskin

Shropshire-born artist Jerskin Fendrix spent two years nurturing his sound at and around the iconic Brixton venue The Windmill with the likes of Jockstrap, Black Country New Road, and black midi; collaborating with the latter and receiving praise from Iggy Pop on BBC Radio 1. Winterreise is the fruit of Jerskin Fendrix's first 3 years as an artist - spanning an improbable range of music, skimming UK Grime, Bruce Springsteen, Sibelius, Joanna Newsom, PC Music and '50s Doo-Wop. Loud & Quiet Magazine named it their 2020 Album of the Year. Jerskin's Winterreise, named after Schubert's Winterreise, conveys the same message: if you spend too long writing a breakup album, something weird will happen. Since his debut, Jerskin has enjoyed a successful run of film score compositions for Yorgos Lanthimos' "Poor Things" and "Kinds of Kindness", winning an Ivor Novello award and earning BAFTA, Oscar and Golden Globe nominations.