Renny Jackson is a Birmingham-born, Seville-based singer-songwriter whose music bridges cultures with warmth, curiosity and distinct poetic depth. Now rooted in Andalusia, he has spent years absorbing the rhythms, language and musical traditions of his adopted home, blending them with the lyrical sensitivity and acoustic finesse of British and Irish folk. With the support of Acción Cultural Española he represented Spain at the Saarang World Fest 2025 in India, bringing his intimate, story-rich songs to an international stage.

Renny’s latest album, Low on the Sand and Loud on the Stone, is his most personal to date. Its journey began with a charity shop copy of The Nation’s Favourite Love Poems, rediscovered during a period of personal crisis. From those pages came solace, reflection and the lyrical seeds of a collection exploring love, joy, death and nature. The album’s intricate fingerpicking, haunting piano and compelling vocals recall the spirit of Nick Drake, John Martyn and Richard Thompson, while remaining unmistakably his own.

Renny’s songs have been featured on multiple television shows and series around the world, amongst them household favourites such as the BBC’s Eastenders. Alongside a growing social media presence and over 380k views on his YouTube channel, Renny has been interviewed in press and radio across Andalucía and counts Guardian journalist and activist George Monbiout amongst his fans. Bright, soulful, socially committed and quietly profound, his music connects with listeners drawn to songs of honesty, beauty and emotional depth.