single · February 26, 2006
You Give Me Something
Polydor RecordsSee this day
soulsinger-songwriterfolk rock
The debut single from James Morrison, "You Give Me Something" arrived with a raw, soulful vocal that quickly set him apart. It became his breakthrough hit, showcasing his signature blend of folk, rock, and soul.
- The single was released on 26 February 2006 by Polydor Records. It reached number five on the UK Singles Chart. The song was featured on his debut studio album, Undiscovered, released later that year.
- "You Give Me Something" was co-written by James Morrison and its producers, Mark Constantine and Tim Rothwell. The track also credits the songwriting of Jimmy Reece.
- The song's success propelled Morrison to international fame, particularly in Europe and Australia, where it also charted highly. It established Morrison as a key artist in the UK's contemporary soul and singer-songwriter landscape.
James Morrison is a singer-songwriter from Rugby, England, known for his soulful voice and blend of folk rock and soul music. In 2006, he was emerging as a prominent new voice in the UK music scene, riding a wave of success from his debut album.
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