Findlay Brown On 'Love Will Find You'

British singer / songwriter Findlay Brown is making his presence felt in the U.S. With his recent performance on CBS’ The Late Show With David Letterman, along with the release of his second album, Love Will Find You, Brown could be well on his way to stardom.

In 2007, this Yorkshire native released his debut album, Separated By Sea. Despite not being a commercial success, the album received generally positive reviews by British music critics. As most critics pointed out, the album showcased flashes of Brown’s musical talent, and with time, he would become a promising musician.

Brown’s second solo album, Love Will Find You, which was also produced by Bernard Butler, who has worked with British singer Duffy, was released in 2010 under Verve Records, a jazz record label owned by Universal Music Group. What made the album so interesting wasn’t just the music Brown wrote and produced, but more how he approached it. While recovering from a car accident, Brown realized he had none of his records with him. This lead the British singer to start downloading old '60s hits from iTunes, and from there, he developed a new love and appreciation for musicians who paved the way for today’s artists, such as the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Neil Diamond, Carole King, and countless others. What makes Love Will Find You so unique is that Brown places more meaning and focus on each song’s instruments rather than the lyrics.

In our exclusive interview with the soulful crooner, Brown discusses topics such as writing his latest album after his accident, what he admires about the '60s sound, working with Suede producer Butler, his experience on David Letterman's show, and much more.