Jamie Woon: Mirrorwriting – review

(Candent Songs/Polydor)Falling between two stools doesn't sound like a graceful pursuit, especially for a debutant. But slipping and sliding between people's expectations can make for some intriguing music, not least this debut by 28-year-old Londoner Jamie Woon. Heard from one angle, Woon is the sort of singer-songwriter that record companies love to turn into James Morrison. His mother was a session singer; Woon went to the Brit school. His voice is soulful; there's Youtube footage of Woon in ...

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10:16 on April 15 2011

Jamie Woon – Mirrorwriting (Interscope)

Addict Music — What makes Jamie Woon stand out from the competition, bar his captivating soulful vocals, is the human touch that he brings to proceedings. more info

Jamie Woon

10:16 on April 15 2011

Jamie Woon – Mirrorwriting (Polydor/Candent)

Addict Music — What makes Jamie Woon stand out from the competition, bar his captivating soulful vocals, is the human touch that he brings to proceedings. more info

Jamie Woon

23:05 on April 16 2011

Jamie Woon: Mirrorwriting – review

Guardian Music — (Candent Songs/Polydor)Falling between two stools doesn't sound like a graceful pursuit, especially for a debutant. But slipping and sliding between people's expectations... more info

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