Shooting to infamy late last year on the back of the remarkable success of super-limited 7-inch vinyl-only debut 'All That We've Become', Society achieved major plaudits across stations like Radio1 and 6Music, including the likes of Huw Stephens and Zane Lowe, as well as acclaim from publications like NME and Q, and outspoken champions in everyone from The Horrors to La Roux.

Society is 24-year-old London-based singer and song smith James Girdler, whose cinematic trip-hop soul sound with a classic, unmistakable croon has garnered comparisons with the likes of Portishead, Scott Walker and The Verve, to name a few.

Society released their second single ’14 Hours’ last month and played their first ever gig at London’s Sebright Arms which completely sold out. Society will release their TBA album next year.