Falling Like The Stars
James Arthur
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Browse piano sheets by James Arthur on Zen Virtual Piano. James Arthur won The X Factor on 9 December 2012, taking 53.7% of the final vote against Jahméne Douglas's 38.9%. Arthur put an album, Sins by the Sea, on SoundCloud and YouTube in 2011, together with many of his own songs. Songs uploaded online in 2011, beside a competition win in 2012, may hint at two stages of his career sitting close together. Neil Arthur, a Scot, and Shirley Ashworth, who is English, were the parents of James Andrew Arthur, born on 2 March 1988. At the age of 14, Arthur entered part-time voluntary foster care. Four days of each week went to foster care in Brotton, roughly ten miles from Redcar, and the other three to living with his father. Parents from England and Scotland, beside a foster home in Brotton, may point to a childhood tied to more than one place. On 11 June 2014, Arthur announced that he and Syco had parted ways by mutual agreement. Arthur's third album, You, produced "Falling Like the Stars" as its third single, which appeared on 10 May 2019 for download and streaming. Arthur wrote it with Anders Albin Höjer and Jamie Grey, and Bradley Spence and Alex Beitzke produced it. Arthur told iHeartRadio, "This song perfectly represents what I do best, I think." Many of his own songs put online in 2011, beside a 2019 single he co-wrote, may suggest that writing songs appears at more than one point in his career. Arthur told Music Week that he wanted to mix rock and guitar-based material with trap, hip-hop and pop. In the same interview he said that a record came together within two-and-a-half months and that 50, 60 songs were written. He also said he had never really enjoyed the studio-hopping that major labels normally want, moving from one producer to another in Los Angeles. Arthur became an ambassador for the UK mental health charity SANE in September 2016, after speaking openly about his struggles with drugs, anxiety and depression. Becoming a SANE ambassador in September 2016, beside the X Factor win of 2012, may suggest that a very public competition and a public charity role both belong to his story.
Browse piano sheets by James Arthur on Zen Virtual Piano.
James Arthur won The X Factor on 9 December 2012, taking 53.7% of the final vote against Jahméne Douglas's 38.9%. Arthur put an album, Sins by the Sea, on SoundCloud and YouTube in 2011, together with many of his own songs. Songs uploaded online in 2011, beside a competition win in 2012, may hint at two stages of his career sitting close together.
Neil Arthur, a Scot, and Shirley Ashworth, who is English, were the parents of James Andrew Arthur, born on 2 March 1988. At the age of 14, Arthur entered part-time voluntary foster care. Four days of each week went to foster care in Brotton, roughly ten miles from Redcar, and the other three to living with his father. Parents from England and Scotland, beside a foster home in Brotton, may point to a childhood tied to more than one place. On 11 June 2014, Arthur announced that he and Syco had parted ways by mutual agreement.
Arthur's third album, You, produced "Falling Like the Stars" as its third single, which appeared on 10 May 2019 for download and streaming. Arthur wrote it with Anders Albin Höjer and Jamie Grey, and Bradley Spence and Alex Beitzke produced it. Arthur told iHeartRadio, "This song perfectly represents what I do best, I think." Many of his own songs put online in 2011, beside a 2019 single he co-wrote, may suggest that writing songs appears at more than one point in his career.
Arthur told Music Week that he wanted to mix rock and guitar-based material with trap, hip-hop and pop. In the same interview he said that a record came together within two-and-a-half months and that 50, 60 songs were written. He also said he had never really enjoyed the studio-hopping that major labels normally want, moving from one producer to another in Los Angeles. Arthur became an ambassador for the UK mental health charity SANE in September 2016, after speaking openly about his struggles with drugs, anxiety and depression. Becoming a SANE ambassador in September 2016, beside the X Factor win of 2012, may suggest that a very public competition and a public charity role both belong to his story.
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James Arthur won The X Factor on 9 December 2012 with 53.7% of the final vote against Jahméne Douglas's 38.9%.
Back in 2011, Arthur posted the album Sins by the Sea, plus many of his own songs, to SoundCloud and YouTube.
"Falling Like the Stars" was released on 10 May 2019 as the third single from Arthur's third album, You. It was written by Arthur, Anders Albin Höjer and Jamie Grey.
In September 2016, Arthur became an ambassador for the UK mental health charity SANE, after opening up about his struggles with drugs, anxiety and depression.