Jamie Lawson is a British singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt and introspective acoustic music. Born on December 1, 1975, in Plymouth, England, Lawson gained prominence through his emotionally resonant lyrics and melodic folk-pop sound.

Lawson's music often touches on themes of love, relationships, and personal experiences, presented with sincerity and vulnerability. He first started gaining attention in the early 2000s through live performances and independent releases.

A significant moment in his career came when he was signed by Ed Sheeran to Sheeran's own record label, Gingerbread Man Records. His single "Wasn't Expecting That" gained massive popularity, especially in Ireland, and became a chart-topping hit. This breakthrough marked a turning point in his career, leading to international recognition.

Jamie Lawson's self-titled album, released in 2015, further solidified his presence in the music industry. The album's acoustic-driven sound and relatable storytelling resonated with listeners, showcasing his ability to create songs that touch the heart.

Throughout his career, Lawson's music has often been compared to artists like Ed Sheeran and James Morrison due to their similar acoustic and folk influences. His genuine approach to songwriting and his soulful voice have garnered him a dedicated fanbase.