Sheldon Conrich is a 27 year old professional musician and composer from London. He is a session musician, composer of tv/film music as well as a guitar/piano teacher. 

 Sheldon showed passion and enthusiasm for music at an early age picking up piano and guitar very quickly. His forte was his ear for music which lead to many impromptu gatherings around the piano for a sing song.

Sheldon's true passion is bringing together his vast musical influences into his compositional work. You will hear Latin, African, Country, Blues and Classical music fusing together complementing their unique rhythms and instruments.       

Since becoming a professional musician Sheldon has been fortunate to have played with some top artists in the industry including: Gwen Stefani, Derek Mckenzie (Jamiroquai), Louise Setara, Adam Ant, Lucinda Belle and many others. And has peformed at some of the top venues and festivals in the country including: Ronnie Scott's Jazz Bar, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Opera House, The Jazz Cafe, The Purcell Room, The Barbican, Cheltenham Jazz Festival, Cornbury Festival and many others. He maintains a strong work ethic to continuously improve himself as a musician, composer and person.

Sheldon is the current guitarist for the Lucinda Belle Orchestra, The Limitless Duo and guitar/piano teacher to residents in Borehamwood.

Sheldon has been a session musician since the age of 21. He started out playing small guitar lines for Barry Blue's label artist Sara Jorge. From there he met and formed a partnership with an East London based producer Chipz. It was here he started to get an insight into the music world and was introduced to Nellee Hooper. He was asked to play on Gwen Stefani's 'L.A.M.B' album at the famous Home studios in Queens Park. 

Following his successful stint on the Stefani album Sheldon was introduced to Top Banana Management head Garry Kemp who was happy to use Sheldon's guitaring skills on recording artist Marcus John's track 'Live and Learn'.

He was then called in to play guitar for up and coming artist Katie Vogel for her gig at the Shepherd's Bush Empire where she supported East 17.

Sheldon decided after his work in the studio to take his session skills to the public where he performed with the 'Wood Jazz Duo' for several years demonstrating his guitar and piano talents around a large percentage of the London venues.

Sheldon is back in the session scene again most recently on Zeb Wayne's 'Work Hard Records' new artist project playing electric guitar on 2 of his latest tracks and for Dean Street Studios latest artist Lavelle.

Sheldon is also the current guitarist for Island records artist Lucinda Belle and has performed in a large number of London venues and festivals with the Lucinda Belle Orchestra