Trevor Piggott

Biography

Trevor began playing the guitar at 8 years old, writing songs from the age of 10, winning his first talent competition aged 13, playing the guitar and singing songs with his ‘drummer friend’ David Jasmine. Trevor was also a drummer of a rock band from the age of 15, playing support to sixties rock legend Suzie Quattro. He was a vocalist/guitarist in a folk duo from 18, supporting the late Jeff Buckley, and part of a 6-piece family harmony group “Dragonfly”, playing BBC radio and such venues as The Royal College of Music and The Wyndhams Theatre, London. He was co-founder of a 6-piece folk-rock group (Tear) aged 21-28, playing multiple venues and music festivals, including Glastonbury (2 years running) and The V Festival (Chelmsford). In 2009, he was invited by that same ‘drummer friend’ David, now signed to EMI, to showcase for EMI Music Publishing in Poland, where they co-founded a pop-rock group ‘The Few’, a collaboration of British and Polish singer-songwriters and musicians, playing to a live TV audience of 2.9 million at The Top Trendy Music Festival. It was in Poland that The Few had their first film score opportunity, and were commissioned to compose songs for a Polish TV series (Tancerz – The Dancer), Trevor ended up signing a single’s publishing deal with NoProblemo Music, for his song ‘Shine A Light’. Later, he wrote a song (Out of This World) for Poland’s longest-standing pop band Papa D, which was released on their 2010 album. In 2022 he was introduced to a film company in Australia, by his business partner and co-songwriter Bianca Ross (jonesandross.com), and was commissioned to write the original music score and soundtracks for a 6-part documentary series: “UNITED” released on Paramount Plus, in January 2023. Trevor continues to compose music for TV and Film from his purpose-built recording studio.