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Jamie Woon

Jamie Woon
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About

Jamie Woon is a British singer, songwriter and producer from London, known for weaving soul, R&B and atmospheric electronics into a sound that is distinctly his own. He attended the BRIT School alongside Adele and later played in Amy Winehouse's live band. His 2011 debut Mirrorwriting - co-produced with Burial - earned him a 4th-place finish in the BBC Sound of 2011 poll, while his second album Making Time (2015) received a Mercury Prize nomination. After nearly a decade away, he returned in 2025 with the self-released album 3, 10, Why, When.

239.9K
Spotify monthly listeners
39.5M
Spotify streams for 'Sharpness' (most-streamed track)
32.7M
Spotify streams for 'Night Air'
#4
BBC Sound of 2011 poll position

What's new

  • 2026-04

    Jamie Woon performed his first full European and UK tour in a decade, with 12 dates including London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, Paradiso in Amsterdam, and Warsaw's NIEBO.

  • 2025-10

    Jamie Woon released his third studio album, 3, 10, Why, When, on his own Also Can label - his first album since Making Time in 2015.

  • 2025-07

    After nearly a decade of silence, Woon released two new singles, 'Heavy Going...' and 'A Velvet Rope', via the independent Also Can label.

  • 2025-11

    Woon announced his 2026 tour following a sold-out show at London's Union Chapel, with tickets going on sale on 28 November 2025.

  • 2025-10

    The album 3, 10, Why, When was co-produced with Grammy-winning Swedish producer Martin Terefe and received positive reviews, with Clash Magazine awarding it 7/10.

Tour

GlasgowManchesterBradford-on-AvonLondonParisAmsterdamBerlinHamburgWarsawCopenhagenCologneBrussels

Tracks

Night Air2010 breakthrough single, co-produced with Burial; 32M+ Spotify streams
Sharpnesslead single from Making Time (2015); most-streamed track with 39M+ Spotify streams
Lady Lucksingle from debut album Mirrorwriting (2011)
Shouldafan favourite from Mirrorwriting era; 22M+ Spotify streams
3, 10, Why, Whenthird studio album (2025), self-released on Also Can label after a decade-long hiatus

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