Introspective songwriter James Walker was born in the UK, but has spent the past three years travelling across Europe and the United States honing his craft, performing as many shows as possible, and learning how to write about himself in the third person.

Initially a session musician, James played on extensive tours with Adam Barnes, by proxy befriending and supporting talents like Matt Simons, Chris Ayer, and Joseph & Maia.

James underwent a significant heart surgery that shaped his outlook and decision to become a writer of his own accord. He recognised, importantly, that life is short. This became a cornerstone in the stories that he tells within music.

His debut record, English Bones (2017), gave James exposure to a global audience. The curation of teams such as Alexrainbird granted millions of streams on YouTube, while his acknowledgement by international press via BBC, Huffington Post and Ear to the Ground culminated in being chosen by Spotify and Universal to appear on their ‘Easy’ and ‘Lazy Sunday Morning’ playlists.

Walker performed at over 230 cities in Europe and the States in 2017/18, together with Judy Blank, Matt Phillips, The Brazen Youth, Josephine Zwaan and Youri Lentjes.

In 2019, he started working on his second studio album, together with Sam Winfield (Amber Run, Supergrass, Bring Me The Horizon), at Studio 91.. The first cuts of this record have been released towards the end of the same year, via the label AWAL (Lauv, Laura Marling, Bruno Major), after an extensive run of European shows on that summer.