British singer-songwriter James Harries is an established and well-respected troubadour who's also known for his film music. He won widespread recognition with his 2013 album 'Voice Memos', which was recorded entirely on his mobile phone whilst on tour across Europe. Fans and critics have often compared him to Ryan Adams, Damien Rice and Jeff Buckley. Rolling Stone wrote that he has "a golden voice". The near whimsical romanticism of a young singer-songwriter has not completely gone, but a new matured sound has emerged, a new pop sensibility with powerfully beautiful and vast arrangements and lyrics full of life and hope.