John Pritchard

John Pritchard is an English singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer from Yorkshire, England. He is best known for his intricate blend of folk, pop, and alternative rock, as well as his ability to mix traditional and modern instrumentation.

John Pritchard released his debut album, 'The Dreamers', in 2011. The album featured a variety of styles and instrumentation, from indie-folk to jazz, and was praised for its creativity and emotion. It was also shortlisted for the 2011 Mercury Music Prize.

His follow-up album, 'The Crossing', was released in 2015 and was even more successful than its predecessor. It featured a mix of folk, pop, and jazz styles, and was praised for its eclectic blend of styles and moods.

John Pritchard's most successful album to date is 'Rise', released in 2018. It was a critically acclaimed folk-pop album, and featured a more stripped-down sound than his previous albums. Singles such as 'Rise' and 'Fallen' were praised for their thoughtful lyrics and intricate melodies.

John Pritchard has also released a number of successful singles over the years, including 'Long Live The King', 'You Don't Know', and 'Stranger'.

An interesting fact about John Pritchard is that he is an avid supporter of the charity War Child, which works to protect and support children living in conflict zones around the world. He has also performed benefit concerts in support of the charity.