Artist

José Luis Serrano Esteban

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Spanish-born Jose Luis Serrano Esteban first became interested in playing music at 12 when his parents bought him a small electronic keyboard. His parents being avid music lovers, he had already developed a love of music itself, fueled by listening to his favorite artists - Jean-Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, and The Alan Parsons Project. He took up formal musical studies, gravitating to the guitar and attending the Conservatorio Provincial de Musica in Guadalajara. In 1993, he changed paths and began a course of study in Telecommunication Engineering at the University of Alcala de Henares in Madrid, graduating in 1997. While there, he began to unite his two areas of expertise - music and electronics. Through the years, Jose Luis's musical influences have evolved, moving first through an appreciation for classical, before discovering the Windham Hill and Narada labels. Their artists' fusion of classical and pop spoke to the deepest part of his artistic soul and he decided this was the direction his future had to go. By combining his skills in electronics, engineering, and production with his musical talent, Jose Luis Serrano Esteban makes music come alive for the listener, crafting sonic landscapes that evoke emotions and paint vivid pictures. His long term goal is to continue releasing his own music but to also compose soundtracks and see his beautiful music wedded to images, thereby intensifying the enjoyment for the listener. More: https://jlsemusic.com/biography.html

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