Stevie McCrorie, Scottish winner of The Voice 2015 and the most famous ex-fire fighter in the country, announces the release of his debut album Big World on January 8th 2016.
Stevie shot to reputation as a most adored on the capacity show up, after his accomplices from Kirkcaldy shoot station entered him into the restriction. He deadened each one of the four judges with his understanding of Kodaline's All I Want and, under the mentorship of Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson, thundered to triumph. With the entry of Big World the 30-year-old exhibits that, despite having an extraordinary voice, he is a specialist artist in his own particular benefit. The Voice was constantly a wandering stone to transforming into the specialist I should be," Stevie said.I might not want to take the straightforward course. I expected to take the harder approach to manage exhibit I am a lyricist. The all inclusive community need to hear something certified.
"The Voice was always a stepping stone to becoming the artist I want to be," says Stevie. "I didn't want to take the easy route. I wanted to take the harder approach to prove I am a songwriter. The public want to hear something real."
Big World is an album brimming with infectious, personal and emotive tunes, the work of a man who has finally been able to make the music that's been in him for years. The songs are Stevie's but they could be written about you, me or anyone you know.
Single 'My Heart Never Lies' is the perfect introduction to Stevie's own style - heartfelt and honest and demanding of repeat listening. "My mate, who has a daughter, said he started crying to it," says Stevie. "That's what I want the song to do. It's about being away from [my daughter] Bibi, however it doesn't mention a kid, so it can relate to anybody leaving home."