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Brooklyn-based artist's new drawings, prints, t-shirts, and performances. James Morrison About j. Morrison is a Brooklyn based artist/designer/performer who has exhibited in notable venues that include P.S.1, the MACRO Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, the four New York Art Book Fairs, Printed Matter, P.P.O.W, Forever & Today, Exit Art, White Box, ISE Cultural Foundation, MOCA Cleveland, and the Art Institute of Boston. Jamesmorrisonmusic.com James Morrison Catchpole (born 13 August 1984) is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist from Rugby, Warwickshire. In 2006, his debut single ' You Give Me Something ' became a hit in Europe, Australia, Japan and Iran, peaking in the top five in the UK and claiming the number 1 spot in New Zealand. ‎At the age of 21, James Morrison became an overnight sensation in the U.K. With the release of his debut album, 2006's Undiscovered, which wasted little time going platinum in the British Isles. Blessed with a fresh, soulful voice that alternated between smooth and rough tones (and suggested a Briti. Available with an Apple Music subscription.

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At the age of 21, James Morrison became an overnight sensation in the U.K. with the release of his debut album, 2006's Undiscovered, which wasted little time going platinum in the British Isles. Blessed with a fresh, soulful voice that alternated between smooth and rough tones (and suggested a British Stevie Wonder), Morrison recalled both the passion of classic soul music and the confessional lyrical stance of the singer/songwriters of the '70s. His follow-up, Songs for You, Truths for Me, was certified triple platinum and his 2011 effort The Awakening returned him to the top of the charts.Morrison was born in the West Midlands town of Rugby, where he soaked up the influence of his parents' record collection. His mother was a fan of soul, especially artists like Otis Redding, Van Morrison, and Al Green, while his dad was big on country and classic folk musicians such as Lead Belly and Woody Guthrie. During interviews conducted years later, Morrison alluded to an unhappy childhood touched by poverty and illness -- describing his hometown, he told one journalist that '[t]he best thing is I've got memories of being a kid there and the worst thing is I've got memories of being a kid there' -- and early on he struck out on his own, earning pocket money by busking on the streets of Porth, a village near the Cornish coast. Morrison worked odd jobs across the country while writing songs and playing gigs whenever he could, and his big break came when a demo of his material caught the ear of an A&R man at Polydor Records. Morrison was quickly signed to the label, and he went into the studio with producer Martin Terefe to record the 13 original songs that comprise Undiscovered, which was released in August 2006. A well-received appearance on Jools Holland's chat show Later and an opening slot on Corinne Bailey Rae's British concert tour made Morrison an artist to watch, and his songs 'You Give Me Something' and 'Wonderful World' became major hits in the U.K. In January 2007, Morrison played a short tour of the United States as the buzz about his album began to cross the ocean. Songs for You, Truths for Me appeared the following year and helped maintain the singer's popularity in the U.K., where the album charted at number three. Nelly Furtado contributed vocals to the song 'Broken Strings,' which became Morrison's most successful single to date. The Awakening, Morrison's third studio outing, arrived in September 2011. The set became his second U.K. chart-topper and included the hit single 'I Won't Let You Go.'Nearly four years later, he released Higher Than Here, a collection of arena-ready pop that veered closer to OneRepublic than James Blunt. The album charted at a modest number seven. Between albums, Morrison suffered some personal losses and was also released from his label. Processing those experiences, he returned in 2019 with his cathartic fifth effort, You're Stronger Than You Know, which included the soulful single 'My Love Goes On' with Joss Stone. ~ Mark Deming
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    Songs for You, Truths for Me

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    Undiscovered

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    Higher Than Here

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    Higher Than Here [Deluxe Edition]

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    The Awakening

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    Power

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    Man in the Mirror

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    Live in New York

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Writer of some of the most melodic and emotionally challenging pop music in the current era James Morrison possesses the voice to match – plus he’s no mean guitarist. The two million selling and counting debut Undiscovered, the title described by some as the least apposite for years, launched James onto the global stage with the sensational hit singles “You Give Me Something” and “Wonderful World” ramping up his appeal in the summer and autumn of 2006. The follow-up, Songs for You, Truths for Me, also did fantastic business. The key track “Broken Strings” featuring Nelly Furtado is a master class in tension and despair – one of the classic broken relationship ballads – and is co-authored by the gifted Swedish-born Nina Woodford (The Saturdays, Sophie Ellis- Bextor, Jamelia and others) and Fraser Thorneycroft-Smith: Grammy Award winner for Adele’s 21. Nominated for the Ivor Novello Award this track helped break Morrison in America and topped the European Hot 100. Anxiously expectant his fans had to wait three years for The Awakening. Described by the artist as “the real thing” this has deft touches of soul and arrangements reminiscent of Marvin Gaye or Stevie Wonder, the whole held together by Morrison’s expressive white soul voice and producer Bernard Butler’s ability to locate the art of the song. An emotional roller coaster, this disc arrived after a painful chapter in James’ life and several of the songs deal with his father’s painful death. The track “Up”, performed with guest Jessie J, is another stellar moment in Morrison’s career, proof that he connects with the listener in the most extraordinary way. Down to earth, yet deeply talented, let’s discover what else he’s been getting up to.

Born James Morrison Catchpole in Rugby, Warwickshire he is no silver spoon public school educated fellow. He was brought up on a tough crime-ridden estate and recalls a childhood beset by poverty and personal sickness – Morrison contracted whooping cough as a kid and became seriously, near-fatally ill. And things got only worse when his father left and the family were made homeless. Mother Suzy remained a reassuring presence and the family moved several times before settling in Newquay, Cornwall, itself not the idyllic place remembered by holidaymakers but an area with a gritty undercurrent and plenty of social deprivation.

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On the plus side this part of Cornwall has a rich tradition of folk music and beach busking and Morrison discovered his latent talents, putting them to use in school band Peppermint Slug. Another discovery was a love for soul singers – Wonder, Al Green, Otis Redding and Van Morrison all had their effect and cast a spell. A move to Derby to find work resulted in him making a demo after a chance meeting with local guitarist/performer Kev Andrews at Ryan’s Bar. He was off.

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In July 2006 James, now signed to Polydor, released “You Give Me Something” and Undiscovered. Overseen by the noted British producer Eg White (Adele, Will Young, Natalie Imbruglia, Duffy et al) the honest emotion of Morrison’s material struck a chord with the public. Former Simply Red keyboards man Tim Kellett and multi-instrumentalist Steve Robson were useful aides but Morrison’s vocal strength carried all before him and the pure pop and radio friendly nature of the disc sealed the deal.

A five times platinum disc meant that James didn’t stay undiscovered for long and we’d urge you to return to this bold album and enjoy its many delights. The expanded UK version also includes two of his earlier compositions, namely “How Come” and “Better Man”. Singles aside there are plenty of overlooked gems here. “Call the Police” and “The Last Goodbye” showcase an emerging star.

Songs For You, Truths For Me – love that title – pictures a solitary looking man sitting on the kerbside deep in thought. If he had much to ponder as fame overtook his life he wasn’t afraid to reflect that in another thirteen self-penned songs. Again the accent is on reflective soul bearing with harsh personal insights on “Broken Strings” and “Nothing Ever Hurt Like You”. You’d need a hard heart not to succumb to the sentiments expressed in these magnificent tracks. We steer you towards the Deluxe editions where a DVD – Live at Air Studios – and an expanded version with acoustic interpretations (The Basement Sessions) new songs and a cover of Michael Jackson’s “Man in the Mirror” throw more light on this artist’s psyche. A very steady seller for well over a year, Songs… received positive acclaim, triple platinum sales in the UK and a top fifty placement in the US.

2011’s The Awakening sees the artist moving into fatherhood and examining his relationship with his deceased father. Suede’s legendary guitarist Bernard Butler proves an ideal foil with British producer and songwriter Mark Taylor (Cher’s Grammy winning Believe is one of his many fine moments) putting icing on the cake. Awakening debuted at #1 in the UK and broadened Morrison’s reach in Europe and Scandinavia with Sweden, Denmark and Finland being staunch supporters. Evoking a brand of classic soul with great lyrics this is James at his best. For a taste of the man on stage the Digital Deluxe edition offers five Live at the iTunes Festival, 2011 songs and a lush but stripped back acoustic take on “Person I Should Have Been”; as fine a slice of masculine folk/soul as you’re likely to hear these days.

At time of writing James is busy working on his fourth disc. We’re guessing we might hear that in autumn. Meanwhile you can also hear him on a new tune, though one he wrote many years ago, called “Lonely People” that he’s cut with “super talented house music geezers” iLL BLU – London City 4×4 garage and 2-step specialists.

Man’s come a long way from humble beginnings and we salute him and dig his scene. Here is his overview. “I really did think I was going to be in dead-end jobs all my life! I mean my entire family have all got bad backs from all the broken dreams they’re all carrying! Which is why I just wanted to really kind of seize the opportunity and really enjoy it… So yeah, I would say it has definitely helped having the kind of tough upbringing I had. Because it made me realise early on what’s bullshit, what to throw aside, and what to take in and enjoy!”

We echo that sentiment. Undiscovered? Not any more, he’s not.

Words: Max Bell

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