Stamátis is a Greek-South African composer, performer, multi-instrumentalist and MD. His music ranges from film and theatre soundtracks to R&B/Soul and jazz.
They’re currently working as Musical Supervisor for AIDA Cruises, and composing the music for “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” for Stafford Gatehouse Theatre, starring Kerry Ellis and Jonathan Hyde.
In-between, they’re writing and producing an R&B/Soul album with Rae Morgan for their band, Rae & the Seraphim; gigging around London as a pianist/vocalist/saxophonist for The Bakelites jazz band; and working on solo music.
Stamátis started performing live when they were 14 years old, playing piano and singing in a 10-piece jazz band with their parents. They started writing music at an early age and quickly knew they wanted to write film scores and play jazz.
After studying music at the Ionian University in Corfu, Greece, they got accepted into a two-year accelerated vocational Musical Theatre course at The Musical Theatre Academy (The MTA) in London. Since graduating, they’ve been working as a drama/singing teacher, writing music for podcasts and short films, playing and performing in cabarets and sailing around the world working as Musical Supervisor for AIDA Cruises.
They were also a student of legendary jazz teacher and pianist Dr Barry Harris until his passing in 2021.
They’re represented by JBR Creative Management.
Stamátis is non-binary and their pronouns are he/they.
You can access their full CV here.
CREDITS
Film/media score credits include: Erased (dir. Tilly Vosburgh), The Way It Was (dir. Stamátis Seraphím), The Quiet Ones (dir. Jake Mann), Nina (dir. Nikolas Koskinas), Otter Love (dir. Elke Dürr), Peter Pan (dir. Marli van der Bijl).
Theatre score credits include: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (dir. Sean Turner), The Love of the Nightingale (dir. Tilly Vosburgh), Little Red Riding Hood (dir. Prokopis Analytis), El-Las Vegas (dir. Prokopis Analytis), Dust In The Wind (dir. Petros Gallias).
MD credits include: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (dir. Sean Turner), HAIR (dir. Mark Smith), Songs for Scattered Times (dir. Finlay Carroll & Bee Taylor), Legends Never Die (dir. Michael Gyngell), An Evening of Caba-Cray (dir. Crayola the Queen).
