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Sol Paradise is a London-born solo artist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer making serious
waves in the UK’s alt-jazz scene. Carving his own lane with a sound that blends soul-drenched
jazz, cinematic textures, and raw alternative edge, Sol draws deep inspiration from nature – and
his music pulses with that same wild energy.
Named Spotify’s Fresh Find of the Month and cover artist of Fresh Finds UK, Sol is fast
becoming a standout voice in the independent UK music scene. His live momentum has been
unstoppable: seven consecutive sold-out headline shows in London turned heads across
the industry, followed by a sold-out Summer 2025 UK Headline Tour that saw fans pack out
rooms in Glasgow, Bristol, Brighton and Norwich – all leading to a triumphant, sold-out finale at
Omeara, London in July.
His latest EP In The Garden has clocked over 800,000 streams and earned praise from
tastemakers across the board – John Kennedy (Radio X), Huw Stephens (BBC 6Music), Angela
Griffin (BBC Radio 2), and Jess Iszatt (BBC Introducing). With major editorial support from
Wonderland, who dubbed him “one of the most exciting and striking emerging artists in the
alternative space,” Sol is firmly on the rise.
But Sol Paradise isn’t just about the music. His artistry is rooted in community, mental health
advocacy, and a deep love of the natural world. Through his Sol to Soil initiative, he hosts
community garden volunteer days and pop-up live shows in green spaces across London,
turning nature into his stage.
Live, Sol is magnetic – whether solo or backed by his 5-piece band. Armed with trumpet, guitar,
and vocals, he creates a genre-blurring performance that’s been described as “a room-filling
sound that sweeps you up and away” (Right Chord). He’s recently played Brick Lane Jazz
Festival and SXSW London, with headline shows in Paris and Barcelona and a homecoming set
at Dalston Curve Garden this September.
Sol Paradise returns this autumn with his third EP, ahead of a hotly anticipated debut album in
2026.
