Born in Granada in 1983, Sergio Pamies is one of the most promising young Spanish musicians of the present day. Having published his first album in 2008, Entre amigos (Between Friends), which was included among the 10 best recordings of the year by the Jazz Granada magazine and was considered a finalist as The Best Project of the Year by the magazine, Jaç, and the Enderrock group, Sergio Pamies will now present his second album in December of 2011, called Borrachito (A Little Tipsy), edited by Bebyne Records. This second installment of his project, Entre amigos, consists of the development of the same concept, in the words of the artist himself, based on his experience in the United States.

Sergio Pamies began his musical studies in the Conservatory of Granada at 10 years of age, later moving to Barcelona, where, in 2007, he became one of the first students to graduate from the Liceo Conservatory in Jazz piano, having studied with Iñaki Sandoval and Mariano Díaz. During those years of formation, Pamies recorded his first CD alongside the group, Yakaré. With this group, he later toured throughout Colombia, playing in international festivals such as Jazz al Parque (Jazz in the Park) and conducting various Masters classes in renowned universities all across the country. In the last year of his undergraduate work, he participated in Joan Albert Amargós work, Transformacions (Transformations) at the Liceo Theatre in Barcelona.

Pamies then traveled to the United States, where he currently resides, in order to study with Stefan Karlsson and complete a Masters degree in Jazz Piano at the University of North Texas (UNT), where he has been awarded the honorable distinction of Most Outstanding Student. He produced, arranged, and directed the recordings found on the album, Flamenco Jazz Project, for North Texas Jazz.

Despite his young age, Pamies already possesses a wealth of international experience as the leader of his own band, having performed in festivals in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Colombia, and China. Throughout his projects, he has also collaborated with outstanding artists, such as Horacio Fumero, Víctor de Diego, Matthew Simon, Gonzalo del Val, Michael Miskiewicz, and Zbigniew Wegehaupt, even including stars of international acclaim such as Christian Scott, Rubem Dantas, Antonio Serrano, Diego Amador, and Pepe Luis Carmona Habichuela (all of whom collaborated in the making of Borrachito).

In addition to his constant dedication to composition and performing, Pamies simultaneously continues to develop his teaching career, having taught jazz piano classes en LAULA de Música Moderna de Barcelona (The Classroom of Modern Music in Barcelona) for three years. He currently serves as Teaching Assistant in the University of North Texas, teaching piano and band classes, and directing the group, The Zebras, while also studying a Doctorate in Jazz Piano under the direction of Stefan Karlsson and Dr. John Murphy.