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Том Уокер (певец)

Томас Александр Уокер (родился 17 декабря 1991 г.) - шотландский певец и автор песен. [1] Он прославился после выпуска своего сингла « Leave a Light On », который в июне 2018 года достиг 7-й строчки в британском чарте синглов. [2]

ранняя жизнь и образование

Уокер родился в шотландском городке Килсит . Несмотря на то, что Уокер переехал с семьей в Чеширский город Челфорд , когда ему было три года, Уокер утверждает, что его воспитание все еще было «глазвежским» из-за его шотландских родителей. [3] [4] Он говорит с шотландским акцентом, когда находится с семьей или в Шотландии. [5] [6] Его любимыми артистами в детстве были Рэй Чарльз , Мадди Уотерс и Паоло Нутини . [5] В 2014 году, еще до известности, Уокер окончила Лондонский колледж креативных медиа . [7] [8]

Карьера

2017–2019: Какое время быть живым и сотрудничество

В 2017 году Уокер выпустил « Just You and I », который был выбран Элвисом Дюраном « Артистом месяца» за участие в шоу NBC Today с Кэти Ли Гиффорд, где он исполнил эту песню. [9] Его следующим синглом стал "Blessings", заглавный трек с его дебютного EP Blessings . [10] 13 июня 2017 года Уокер выпустил сингл «Heartland», соавтором и продюсером которого выступил Naughty Boy . 22 августа 2017 года сингл был добавлен в плейлист BBC Radio 1. [11] Позже в 2017 году Уокер был назван одним из новых дополнений к британскому списку BBC Radio 1 . [12] Уокер играл в слоты поддержки таких артистов, как Джордж Эзра , Галлант и Джейк Багг . [13] 28 сентября Уокер начал свой тур по США в Коннектикуте в поддержку The Script . [11]

13 октября 2017 года Уокер выпустил свой сингл « Leave a Light On » на лейбле Relentless Records . Сингл был написан и спродюсирован Стивом Маком . [14] Клип на песню «Leave a Light On» был спродюсирован Чарльзом Мелингом и снят в Хорватии. [14] [15] Он повлиял на многочисленные международные чарты и был включен в его дебютный студийный альбом What a Time to Be Alive . В 2019 году Уокер получил награду Brit Awards в номинации «Лучший прорыв» . [16] Его песня «Leave a Light On» также была номинирована на «Лучший британский сингл».

2020 – настоящее время: Я

В ноябре 2019 года Уокер подтвердил, что начал работу над своим вторым студийным альбомом. [17] После этого, в начале 2020 года, What a Time to Be Alive получил платиновую аккредитацию Британской фонографической индустрии , продав более 300 000 единиц в Великобритании. [18]

В рамках программы «Королевские гимны: Вместе на Рождество» в декабре 2021 года Том Уокер исполнил «Для тех, кто не может быть здесь» с Кэтрин, принцессой Уэльской (в то время называвшейся герцогиней Кембриджской), играющей на фортепиано. [19]

Сингл Уокера "Head Underwater" был выпущен 2 февраля 2024 года. 15 апреля 2024 года он достиг 95-й строчки в британском чарте синглов .

Дискография

Студийные альбомы

Расширенные пьесы

Одиночные игры

Как ведущий художник

As featured artist

Guest appearances

Songwriting credits

Notes

  1. ^ a b "Fly Away with Me", "All That Matters" (acoustic release), "Better Half of Me", and "Heartbeats" only appear on the deluxe edition of What a Time to Be Alive.[43]
  2. ^ "Just You and I" (acoustic release) and "Blessings" also feature on Tom Walker's debut studio album What a Time to Be Alive.
  3. ^ The 2019 version of "Just You and I" appears on some digital versions, as well as the deluxe version, of What a Time to Be Alive.[43]
  4. ^ "For Those Who Can't Be Here" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peak at number 6 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[53]
  5. ^ "Serotonin" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peak at number 84 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[55]
  6. ^ "Number 10" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peak at number 9 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[57]
  7. ^ "The Best is Yet to Come" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peak at number 23 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[60]
  8. ^ "Burn" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but peak at number 44 on the UK Singles Sales Chart.[63]
  9. ^ "Head Underwater" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 95 on the UK Singles Downloads Chart Top 100.[65]
  10. ^ Sales of this version were combined with the original by the Official Charts Company.

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