James Hersey
James Hersey is an Australian singer-songwriter from Melbourne. His breakout track was the Filous remix of "Coming Over," which gained attention for its...
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James Hersey is an Australian singer-songwriter from Melbourne. His breakout track was the Filous remix of "Coming Over," which gained attention for its emotive quality. He released his debut EP "Flaws" in 2016, followed by other projects like "Embers" in 2017 and "Songs for the Apocalypse" in 2019.
His songs often explore personal themes, with tracks like "Miss You" and "Don't Need Me" showing his introspective style. He has worked with other artists including Filous and Jeremy Loops, who appears on "My People." Hersey performs as a solo artist but brings in musicians for live shows.
In 2022, he spoke publicly about dealing with anxiety and depression, connecting with listeners who appreciate his openness. His music continues to draw from folk and soul influences without sticking to one sound.
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