Described as "one of the most prominent figures of the R scene&contemporary B» (Shindig!), PM WARSON is a musician, UK songwriter and producer. It arose in 2021 with the album True story, after a series of self-released vinyl releases. The simple revelation (Don’t) hold me down initially appeared among soul collectors (with the original edition reaching over 200 dollars on specialized sites), before reaching a wider audience through European radio and streaming platforms. Regular on the flagship show Funk & Soul of the BBC 6 Music, The song was later included on The Craig Charles trunk of funk Volume 2.
The sober and introspective Dig deep repeat was published in May 2022, led by the single Leaving here (premiered on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic). Numerous live dates throughout Europe followed., where he gained a reputation as a very solid live artist, both with headlining gigs and supporting performances and festivals alongside names like Cedric Burnside, Robert Finley, Nick Waterhouse, Michelle David & The True-tones, Michael Kiwanuka, Jeremie Albino and GA-20.
After a series of concerts in France and a performance at the legendary 100 London club, He dedicated himself to creating new music during 2023. After publishing the single Right here, last night in 7” format on their own label FYN, He collaborated again with Légère Recordings for the album A little more time (Posted 6 September 2024).
Their third full-length represents an expansion of their vision of the mid-20th century.. More than a breakup, It's an arrival: the album goes beyond the R revival&B present in his previous works, encompassing a greater diversity of styles and moods within a sound clearly inspired by the sixties.
After new performances and participation in festivals in the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom during 2024 y 2025, returned to the studio, holing up with his rhythm section at the all-analog Gizzard Recording studio, in east london. With a new album on the horizon, along with the continuation of his FYND vinyl single series, There is still much to come from PM Warson.
