He is a self-taught composer and multi-instrumentalist who uses music to overcome life's challenges on the autistic spectrum. 

Sean started playing the piano when he was six and has had a long journey as a musician on the autism spectrum to get to where he is now.  His shows inspire people to be a lot more open with their creativity and encourage them to get out there and show people what they can do, and hopefully it also gives them a new outlook on being neurodiverse and on the autism spectrum.

Sean said: “It was a fantastic experience being on the show, I really enjoyed it and it was great to get to perform as a finalist alongside such talented musicians at the Royal Festival Hall. Music brings people together in a positive way and, for me, as an autistic person, it is a great way to connect with others."