Английская Википедия:Fergus James
Fergus James Lupton (born Шаблон:Birth based on age as of date), who performs as Fergus James is an Australian singer-songwriter-guitarist. He is known for his singles "Golden Age" and "What Are We Waiting For" as well as opening for Ed Sheeran on his ÷ Tour in 2018. "Golden Age" reached No. 12 on ARIA's Hitseekers Singles and No. 19 on Australian Artists Streaming charts. In late 2019 he played on the main stage at Splendour in the Grass.
Biography
Fergus James Lupton,[1] born in Шаблон:Birth based on age as of date in Armidale,[2] attended the local high school until he transferred to Newtown High School of the Performing Arts in 2016.[3][4] In November of that year he was encouraged by Justin Timberlake to consider a music career.[3][4][5] Timberlake had commented, "Your voice is really special. I'd put that on the radio now."[6]
James' debut single, "Golden Age", was issued in early 2018, which received support from national youth radio Triple J.[4][7] "Golden Age" is co-written by the artist with Mark Lizotte (Шаблон:Abbr Diesel) and Joel Quartermain (of Eskimo Joe).[1] It peaked at No. 12 on ARIA Hitseekers Singles chart and No. 19 on related Australian Artists Streaming charts.[7]
In March 2018 James supported Ed Sheeran on the Australia leg of the latter's ÷ Tour.[2][8] James issued his debut extended play, All of the Colours, in November 2019.[9] Its lead single, "What Are We Waiting For", appeared in late 2018.[2] It was produced by Philip "Pip" Norman (ex-TZU), who co-wrote it with James and Michael Bywaters.[2] The EP provided four more singles, all released in 2019. In March of that year the singer undertook his first headlining tour including dates in Armidale, Sydney and Melbourne.[10] After winning a Triple J Unearthed competition,[11] James performed on the main stage at Splendour in the Grass later that year.[12]
The artist signed with Mushroom Group's label 100s + 1000s, which released his non-album single, "Good Man", in May 2020.[9] It was co-written with its producer Frequency (as Bryan Fryzel) and Nat Dunn.[9] He covered Benee's 2018 single "Soaked" for Triple J's Like a Version Volume Sixteen, (2020).[13][14] Music FeedsШаблон:' Laura English described it as "absolutely insane" as he "twists it into an indie-rock" rendition.[14] A Slow Separation (2021), the singer-songwriter's second EP provided six singles.[15] "Trouble" (2022) from the EP is described as "synth-inflected pop-rock" by Beat MagazineШаблон:'s writer.[11]
Discography
Extended plays
- All of the Colours (November 2019)[9]
- A Slow Separation (2021)
Singles
| Title | Year | Album |
|---|---|---|
| "Golden Age"[10] | 2018 | Шаблон:Non-album single |
| "What Are We Waiting For"[2] | All of the Colours | |
| "Back to Life" | 2019 | |
| "Mistakes" | ||
| "Old Stars" | ||
| "Alive" | ||
| "Good Man"[9] | 2020 | Шаблон:Non-album single |
| "Soaked"[13] | Like a Version Volume Sixteen | |
| "Backseat"[16] | 2021 | A Slow Separation[15] |
| "Slow Separation" | ||
| "Fall Short" | ||
| "Saving Grace" | ||
| "Better This Time" | 2022 | |
| "Trouble"[17] | ||
| "Waking up with You" | 2023 | Let It Go |
| "Let It Go"[18] |
References
External links
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