It’s just over a year since Arthur enjoyed his second No1 album with Bitter Sweet Love, but the singer, who turns 37 on Sunday, was keen to make its follow-up.
“Now I have the experience to know how to make the music I want to make and so I feel like my music has got more refined.”.
“I went through quite a bit of s**t in the middle part of my life, but in recent years, since the birth of my daughter, I feel I’ve been given a second chance on things and I’ve been in touch with my spirituality without realising.
PISCES is an album that shows a new side to James Arthur.
On Pisces, Arthur has opened up more than ever — and he says it was an important part of making the record.
