Jarvis Cocker is a British singer-songwriter and musician best known as the founder and frontman of Pulp, the Sheffield-based band that became central to the Britpop movement of the 1990s. As Pulp's primary lyricist and creative force, Cocker crafted witty, observational pop-rock that blended electronic elements with indie sensibilities, earning critical acclaim across albums like *Different Class* (1995) and *This Is Hardcore* (1998).
Beyond Pulp, Cocker has maintained an active solo career, exploring diverse sonic territories and collaborating with electronic producers and artists across genres. His work continues to influence contemporary indie and alternative music, while his radio programming demonstrates his deep knowledge of music history and discovery.
