John Newman

John Newman is an English singer-songwriter from Settle, North Yorkshire, known for his powerful, soulful voice that blends blue-eyed soul with modern pop and electronic production. He first drew wide attention as the featured vocalist on Rudimental's «Feel the Love», before launching his own solo career with the UK number-one single «Love Me Again», a horn-driven soul-pop anthem that became his signature track.

Newman's sound draws heavily on classic soul and Motown influences, filtered through contemporary dance and pop arrangements, placing him alongside a wave of British soul revivalists in the early 2010s. His debut album «Tribute» and its singles, including «Cheating» and «Out of My Head», established him as a distinctive voice in UK pop, while later work such as «Come and Get It» and collaborations like «Fire in Me» showed his continued pull toward uplifting, anthemic songwriting.

Beyond his solo material, Newman has been valued as a collaborator and songwriter for other artists, lending his voice and writing skills across the pop and electronic scenes. His career reflects a consistent throughline: big, emotive vocals set against polished, radio-friendly production.