The Brit Award winning James Morrison follows his million selling debut, 'Undiscovered', with 'Songs For You, Truths For Me'. Running in a similar vein to his first record, this album comprises the soulful blues and distinctive voice that made 'Undiscovered' so successful. 'Songs For You, Truths For Me' includes 'Broken Strings', a duet with Nelly Furtado and is preceded by the single 'You Make It Real'.

Aug 2008

'Songs for You, Truths For Me' is a classic James Morrison record that once again showcases his distinctive, raw, soulful style – but takes it to the next level. James Morrison’s big, unashamedly romantic heart and generous spirit shines through like a beacon. 'Songs For You, Truths For Me' sees the wide eyed soul-boy become a wiser man. With this he shines once more on a brilliant new collection of songs and cathartic truths.

• The Times - "Soulful and charismatic...his Cat Stevens-like songs are wrapped up in the kind of faux-Sixties production employed on Duffy's album. The results are surprisingly lovely - 'Save Yourself' and 'Precious Love' have a Spectorish glow"

Rugby, U.K., singer-songwriter James Morrison could be the genetic offspring of James Blunt, Joss Stone, and Terence Trent-D'Arby. Soulful vocals mixed with sensitive acoustic guitars, and some tasteful Beatles-esque string flourishes, and there you have it. Morrison's debut album, UNDISCOVERED, released in July of 2006, owed as much to contemporaries KT Tunstall and Damien Rice as it did to legends like Otis Redding, Cat Stevens, or Nick Drake--and that undeniably successful formula, not surprisingly, took the album to the top of the U.K. album charts.