Sophie Fetokaki

Sophie Fetokaki draws on her eclectic background in folk and classical singing to create musical ceremonies of devotion and transformation. Her debut album Abundance is a kaleidoscopic and multilingual tour of her musical world, featuring roots and folk songs from far and wide, as well as Sophie's own songs and reinventions of classical pieces. Abundance has been praised by BBC presenter Sara Mohr-Pietsch as “one of my all-time favourite albums of 2021,” and Neil March of Fresh on the Net writes "she has the kind of resolutely individual approach that has made artists as diverse as Anna Meredith, Esperanza Spalding and Polly Harvey so intriguing." Abundance has been featured on KEXP Seattle, BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio Cymru, The Wire Magazine’s radio show, NTS Radio, Kz Radio (Israel), MergingArts Global Radio (USA), PBS Radio Melbourne (Australia), Avopolis Radio (Greece), and many others.

Sophie is currently performing internationally as a solo artist, with recent shows in The Netherlands, Denmark and Iceland, a tour in the UK, and festival performances in Cyprus. She also collaborated with renowned Icelandic performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson, on a project that saw her performing for several days at St. Mary Magdalene’s in Tanworth-in-Arden, where singer-songwriter Nick Drake is buried.