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Falling Like The Stars
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Browse piano sheets by James Arthur on Zen Virtual Piano. James Arthur is a singer-songwriter known for a warm brand of R&B-inflected pop. He initially rose to fame as the winner of the ninth season of the British version of The X Factor in 2012. In 2019 he released the solo single “Falling Like the Stars” and, with Ty Dolla $ign and Shotty Horroh, “Treehouse.” Both singles paved the way for YOU, his outward-facing third album. Talking to iHeartRadio about that period, he said he had been pursuing being a diversified artist too much, maybe, and that people react much more to the stripped back songs he does, so he wanted to get back to that. He described going back to playing his acoustic guitar and writing the kind of songs he would have written at 18 or 19, when he was starting out. He also described the album’s collaborators, naming producer Ricky Reed and writer Justin Tranter among an array of producers and writers he had worked with.
Browse piano sheets by James Arthur on Zen Virtual Piano.
James Arthur is a singer-songwriter known for a warm brand of R&B-inflected pop. He initially rose to fame as the winner of the ninth season of the British version of The X Factor in 2012.
In 2019 he released the solo single “Falling Like the Stars” and, with Ty Dolla $ign and Shotty Horroh, “Treehouse.” Both singles paved the way for YOU, his outward-facing third album.
Talking to iHeartRadio about that period, he said he had been pursuing being a diversified artist too much, maybe, and that people react much more to the stripped back songs he does, so he wanted to get back to that. He described going back to playing his acoustic guitar and writing the kind of songs he would have written at 18 or 19, when he was starting out.
He also described the album’s collaborators, naming producer Ricky Reed and writer Justin Tranter among an array of producers and writers he had worked with.
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He initially rose to fame as the winner of the ninth season of the British version of The X Factor in 2012.
He said he had been pursuing being a diversified artist too much and wanted to get back to stripped back, acoustic songs, the kind he would have written at 18 or 19 when he was starting out.
He named producer Ricky Reed and writer Justin Tranter among the producers and writers he collaborated with.