Dima Zouchinski

Dima Zouchinski is a prolific singer and songwriter, having started out at the age of eleven and having amassed over 100 original compositions, has seemingly been writing music every fortnight since then. He was born to Russian parents but has lived in the UK most of his life (which he explains is why he has no accent), and now splits his time between Brighton and Tonbridge. Describing his style, Dima notes that his music has been described as Billy Bragg-esque, although he cites his influences as “Ian Dury meets Lemmy at the blues crossroads”. According to Dima most people will come to recognise him as ‘the huge, static guy battering the hell out of his guitar’. That may be so, but the complexity and nuance in his songs, still shine through and along with his ability to sing passionately about what Dima describes as ‘the universal themes’.