Changes All The Time (Deluxe) James Bay

Album info

Album-Release:
2025

HRA-Release:
18.04.2025

Label: Mercury Records

Genre: Songwriter

Subgenre: Contemporary

Artist: James Bay

Album including Album cover

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  • 1 Up All Night 03:25
  • 2 Everburn 03:18
  • 3 Hope 04:39
  • 4 Easy Distraction 03:50
  • 5 Speed Limit 04:02
  • 6 Talk 03:16
  • 7 Hopeless Heart 03:22
  • 8 Some People 02:40
  • 9 Go On 04:10
  • 10 Crystal Clear 03:29
  • 11 Dogfight 05:46
  • 12 The Elephant 04:41
  • 13 Latchkey Kid 03:49
  • 14 Sunshine In The Room 03:03
  • 15 You and Me Time 03:45
  • Total Runtime 57:15

Info for Changes All The Time (Deluxe)



The new edition is headlined by a new single, “You And Me Time,” which he made with the inimitable Sheryl Crow. Built on a stomping, acoustic guitar-driven groove, with Grammy-winner Crow contributing vocals and a verse of her own, the rousing track marks the pair's first collaboration together.

For as much as James Bay upholds traditions of timeless songcraft, the UK singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer also confidently challenges himself and popular music. He spikes a tried-and-true style with clever lyricism, honest confessions, and instrumental proficiency. Nominated for dozens of awards, he took home two BRIT Awards, two Q Awards, and top honours at the Ivor Novello Awards and ECHO Awards.

Following the 10th anniversary of his breakout with Let It Go James Bay returned with the first single off his album, "Up All Night" with The Lumineers and Noah Kahan.

James Bay


James Bay
A soulful singer/songwriter from a small English town with a penchant for crafting moving and evocative folk-pop confections in the vein of Ed Sheeran, Foy Vance, and Ben Howard, James Bay hails from the north Hertfordshire market town of Hitchin. Bay honed his skills regionally, eventually landing high exposure support slots with Tom Odell, John Newman, and Kodaline before inking a record deal with Republic/Universal in 2012. He issued his debut EP, Dark of the Morning, in 2013, with a second extended player, Let It Go, arriving the following year.

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