Eden James’ single, Never Setting Sun, stole the Number One spot from pop heavyweight Robbie Williams in the Greek Top 40. His debut album of the same name not only gained him chart success and critical acclaim, but also won him ‘Best New Talent’ award at Australia’s Sunnie Awards. This year Eden James returns with Electric Charge, a digital release by the band’s own label EJE. Eden co-produced the album with Antti Uusimaki (Brian Eno, Cornershop) whose avant-garde style complemented Eden’s pop appreciation. The result is an album built on old-school musical landscapes and timeless songwriting. “Together we achieved what we wanted. A pop record dressed in classic rock and indie stylings,” said James. The new album has dawned a new era for the musician, trading in his solo artist spurs in favour of an indie-rock band baring his name. The band picked up two Indy Music Award nominations for ‘Best Rock Act’ and ‘Best International Act’ at this year’s award ceremony in London UK. Eden James’ debut album Never Setting Sun launched him as an international artist, and his performances in Japan, United Kingdom, France, Norway, Poland and Australia have resulted in an ever-growing fan base. To experience Eden James, download Electric Charge now from iTunes, or visit edenjames.com. The video for Hurt Me can be found on YouTube and MySpace.com/edenjames.