Jake Morley

This week my guest is English singer/songwriter Jake Morley. Born in London, his debut record Many Fish to Fry led to a residency at Ronnie Scotts, headline tours across the UK, Europe and Canada, airplay across BBC Radio and live performances on national television. This Autumn Jake will be bringing his distinctive songwriting and implausible guitar playing to towns and cities across the UK to showcase material from his upcoming third studio album.We talk about how Jake used creativity and songwriting to help him through the grief of losing his Dad, who was killed in the 7/7 bombings in London.You can follow Jake on Instagram / Twitter @jakemorleyFind more information about Jake and sign up to his mailing list by visiting: https://jakemorley.com/Music featured in this episode:'Dead Fathers Club' by Jake MorleyFeels Like Healing is a show where I talk to creative people about how grief has shaped their art.These conversations are here to show how those who have suffered loss have found comfort and solace through the act of being creative and how creativity can help us all better understand our grief and reach a place of healing.::You can follow Feels Like Healing on Instagram / Twitter / Facebook @flhpodcastProduced / Edited by Al LewisTheme music by Al Lewis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.