Opening with a polished folk pop track, The Truth, he has clearly reproached his roots and has even gone so far as to create a commercialised sound that has seen the single from the album, Gold even get its fair share of radio play, with its chorus that is destined to be sung by an arenas filled with fans. Released on Custard and Atlantic Records UK, it is eons away from his last Electronica effort, The Afterlove, as Blunt has gone back towards the kind of soft ballads that made his 2004 debut, Back To Bedlam, an international success. With his sixth and latest studio album, Once Upon A Mind now available, he has delivered what is undoubtedly his most personal album to date.
But given that he has sold over twenty million albums worldwide, there has to be a great number of closeted lovers.
James Blunt is like Marmite, you either love him or hate him.
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