Tom Baxter

Tom Baxter emerged in 2004 as you of London’s top underground vocalist/songwriters. Steadily increasing in popularity after that Baxter shortly became a significant power in Britain’s indie and live music moments. Delivered in Suffolk to a set of well-traveled folk music artists, Baxter was encircled by songwriting from an early on age group. Under his parents’ apprenticeship as well as the assistance of their musical close friends, Baxter learned the inspiration of songcraft. During his teenager years Baxter’s parents bought a vintage hotel and exposed a club on the floor floor known as Charlie’s Bar. It had been in that pub that Baxter and his sibling learned the intricacies of live show, eventually assembling a residence music group. At 19, Baxter relocated to London for music college. He soon started performing in pubs throughout London, making profits playing addresses while developing his initial repertoire. Baxter gained a loyal pursuing through regular overall performance, accumulating the steam essential to launch his debut record, Feather and Rock, which surfaced in 2004. Regional touring and Baxter’s continuously growing catalog of materials kept his viewers enthusiastic and ever-growing. Singles like “Better”, released in 2007, whet listener’s appetites for Baxter’s very much anticipated follow-up launch, Skybound, to become released in January of 2008. When the pre-release dropped in to the hands of acting professional and maker David Schwimmer, the Close friends veteran made a decision to include a few of Baxter’s materials in his film Operate, Fat Boy, Operate.