That album proved to be the logical continuation of its predecessor by getting all the best features of Undiscovered. Save Yourself, Broken Strings (recorded alongside with Nelly Furtado) and other compositions became the guarantee of success of Songs for You, Truths for Me. And again the intuition did not let the performer down, which is proved by the high levels of sales and upper places in numerous charts. Two years later Morrison enlarged his discography with the album called Songs for You, Truths for Me (2008). James’ style was enjoyed in the full volume indeed: drive rock songs and lyrical ballads sounded excellent, and the musician’s voice somehow harmonized incredibly perfectly with both. The record was really called-for, and more than million of copies were sold all around the world. The same year James released his debut studio long play titled Undiscovered (2006). Thus, his very first single You Give Me Something, which appeared in 2006, peaked at the second line of the chart, and not every young performer can be proud of such an achievement. It turned out that this decision was absolutely right one – the musician established a reputation of an extremely talented composer and not less amazing author of lyrics. The artist kept on performing someone else’s compositions, however pretty soon he understood that it was the right time to try writing his own songs. James entered the college and continued to be inseparable with the music. With time he even began performing in one of the local pubs, which definitely helped the promising musician to believe in his own strength. He performed a great number of compositions of various artists, gaining the experience and mastering his playing skills. So that is why it was not a surprise that young Morrison started learning to play a guitar in the very childhood – his uncle showed him a couple of basic blues chords, and James immediately felt in love with the world of notes, scales and melodies. Parents of the future singer were great fans of music: James’ mother loved soul music, while his father enjoyed country and folk. James Morrison, the winner of BRIT Award 2007, was born in 1984 in the town Rugby, which is located on the River Avon.

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