Paul Pacifico

Originally from London, England, Paul Pacifico grew up in a musical family being taught the violin by his grandfather from the age of 3, he then started learning the alto saxophone from the age of 13 and picked up a blues harmonica at the age of 15 which became his main instrument. He played harmonica in bands throughout his university years, but decided against becoming a musician straight after graduation. Instead, he spent almost 10 years working first in banking in the City of London and then strategy consultancy before embarking on a career in the music industry.
Paul Pacifico manages The AllStars Collective though his company, Specific Music and plays an active role in developing young talent in the British music industry
Pacifico Blues
Pacifico currently also plays harmonica in Pacifico Blues, a contemporary London Blues band .
Pacifico Blues toured Switzerland in Summer 2012 including performances in Nendaz in the canton of Valais and Charmay in the canton of Vaud .
Pacifico Blues was the house band for the City Blues Jam which was run in collaboration first with Gibson and Aston Martin and later with Fender and ACS Custom . It was also the house band at London’s Hard Rock Café.
Their first album, 'One More Party' is due out in Autumn 2013 and features guest vocals by Jocelyn Brown.
Other artists Pacifico has collaborated with include opera singer Alfie Boe, Jools Holland and KT Tunstall.
The Never Ending Song
Pacifico led the music team behind an initiative to promote Jazz in the UK called the Never Ending Song which was launched on the BBC Radio 4’s ‘The Today Programme’ and which broke the world record for the longest performance of a single song .

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