Daley! Where did this dude come from with the voice of an angel; rockin' hair from 1992? That voice is too nice to me....absolutely delicious.

And he can do some good covers live too?!?!?....

Ok, I'm sold.

I likes

I posted a thread on him back in Aug 2011. It includes a mixtape link.

http://prince.org/msg/8/364546

^^ I'm sorry I missed your original post on this man. *kicking myself* I really like him so I googled him and read that he's finishing up with his debut album. I hope it hits the States and he gets praised for his amazing voice. Thanks for the link...I'm gonna have to get his mixtape for sure.

Very good singer

his voice has great tonal quality. also his style and appearance seems to come from his inner creativity. (i hope he doesn't let go of that as his career moves forward) all and all i like his sound.

thx 4 the intro 2 him.

Wow! What a great voice! I really love it. Thanks!

Thanks ya'll for digging his voice as much as I do. I'm jamming out to his mixtape right now. So nice!

Daley Releases Alone Together EP

Nov 2012

British singer/songwriter Daley released the visuals for his single “Remember Me” last month which featured fellow UK singer and The Voice UK judge Jessie J.

The super smooth soul singer who hails from Manchester, England has already been making waves and his phenomenal vocals have ensured that he is well and truly on the fast-track to becoming the new voice of UK soul.

He has just released his new Alone Together EP which is also the title of his single which features none other than the lovely Marsha Ambrosius .

The video for “Alone Together was released back in February and very well received. The 6-track EP is currently available for purchase on iTunes.

Track listing:

01. "Alone Together" Feat. Marsha Ambrosius

02. "Blame the World"

03. "Game Over"

04. "Remember Me" Feat. Jessie J (New Mix)

05. "Those Who Wait"

06. "Love is a Losing Game" (Acoustic)

Album Review (Associated Press)

Link

There’s something magnificent about Daley’s sweet tone — he coos on songs lightly, but it’s also demanding and emotional. That swag was all over his 2011 mixtape, Those Who Wait, which was top-notch from its opener to its closing number.

The English singer borrows three songs from that album for his six-song EP and major label offering, “Alone Together.” It’s short, sweet and satisfying.

The song that is propelling him to R&B fame, “Alone Together,” is soft and breezy. It features fellow English R&B singer Marsha Ambrosius, and their tones blend nicely on the track; sometimes you’ll forget who’s who.

He keeps up with the English-R&B theme by covering Amy Winehouse’s “Love Is a Losing Game” and collaborating with Jessie J over a hip-hop beat on “Remember Me.”

“Blame the World,” with its strings, is a winner, as is the feel-good “Game Over.”

The 23-year-old singer-songwriter — who has collaborated with the Gorillaz and received two nominations at this year’s Soul Train Awards — closes with “Those Who Wait,” a song about breaking through with lyrics like: “I’m waiting because I know I’m going to be next in line to claim my prize and be all that I want to be.”

You got that right.

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[Edited 11/14/12 18:43pm]

^ good stuff!

Yeah I dug the mixtape he put out. He also has a very interesting look too.

I really like his cover of Amy's 'Love Is A Losing Game'...very nice. 'Alone Together' and 'Those Who Wait' have been on repeat on my MP3 player for the past week now...adore these two songs bunches. As for 'Remember Me', I love love love me some Jessie J to pieces but she really wasn't needed on this track. Her 'Geng Geng Geng' part tickled me but was pretty unnecessary I felt. Her covers of 'We Found Love' and 'Climaxx' are fire though so I'll forgive her for this one. Geng Geng Geng