Shocka .

Award winning storyteller, performing artist and passionate advocate for authenticity, Shocka is renowned for sharing the importance of being true to oneself, having made significant strides in creative and speaking realms.

Award winning storyteller, performing artist and passionate advocate for authenticity, Shocka is renowned for sharing the importance of being true to oneself, having made significant strides in creative and speaking realms.

Among his many accolades, Shocka has been honoured with the prestigious Storyteller Award at "This Can Happen" and the CFA Charity Film Award. He has captivated audiences at high-profile events, including his performance at Xerocon 2024.

Shocka's impact extends into film and media as well. He was featured in the ITV documentary Black Boys Can Cry with Alex Beresford, and his sold-out screening at the BAFTA building highlighted his influence and reach. His Me, My Music, and Mental Health documentary also saw tremendous success, with two sold-out events at Everyman Cinema.

In 2023, Shocka made history as the first artist to perform at the National Gallery, further cementing his place in the art world. His memoir, Section of My Life, released on September 7th, 2023, offers an intimate look into his journey and continues to inspire readers and audiences alike.