Song from UK musician James Henry, from the album "Pluck".

Companion video to a song by UK musician James Henry, from the album "Pluck".

Single from UK musician James Henry, outlining the plight of a lonely circus performer.

Song from the James Henry album "Pluck". Film is of the anguished relationship between Himiny, the frequently spurned young man, and Hairee, the fragrant lady who remains largely oblivious to his charms.

A single from James Henry, a singer, guitarist and producer from the UK. It tells the story of a little safari man's journey of philosophical discovery around a planet of unusual landscape and art-deco vegetation, whilst his big counterpart sings of Captain Beefheart, hyenas and other universal predicaments (in a nice scarf). Filming took place in the South East of England, one overcast day a little while ago - you'd never know to look at it.

"Don't Let It Happen" is a track from the Liverpool born songwriter James Henry, taken from his album "Overspill". This song and an unreleased b-side are, together, ONLY available as a download from https://shop.jameshenry.net. The a-side alone is available at iTunes. Please visit https://www.jameshenry.net for more information.

Very brief excerpt of a soundcheck at The Half Moon in Putney, South West London, July 2010

A live performance of an instrumental track from James' widely acclaimed album "Overspill"