A songwriter who builds straightforward, anthemic tracks about resilience and reflection.
For a good sense of his lane, try "Made" or "Gold." They're both solid examples of what he does.
His songs have a direct emotional pull that feels lived-in, not manufactured. Tracks like "Ebony Eyes" and "London Town" show his preference for clear, singable structures. He's kept at it for years, staying close to the kind of heartfelt, guitar-based writing he started with.
His debut single "Unbreakable" came out in 2002. He followed with albums like Park Bench Theories in 2003 and The Wonder of It All in 2008, then kept putting out records like My Paradise in 2015. He recorded and performed with a rotating group of musicians, including drummer James Young and guitarist Ian Kirkham.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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