James Bay Set To Release Deluxe Edition Of ‘Changes All The Time’
‘You and Me Time,’ a new collaboration with Sheryl Crow, is out now.
Grammy-nominated, 2x BRIT-winning, platinum-selling artist James Bay is gearing up to release a deluxe edition of his 2024 album Changes All The Time, set to arrive on April 18. Check out a trailer for the project here.
The new edition is headlined by a new single, “You And Me Time,” which he made with the inimitable Sheryl Crow. Check out the new track below.
The original album has garnered 80M streams and includes a collaboration with The Lumineers and Noah Kahan that also hit No.1 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart.
Additionally, James Bay is set to embark on the North American leg of his “Up All Night Tour” next week. The run will begin on April 21 at First Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Bay’s new collaboration with Sheryl Crow isn’t the only recent high profile link-up from Bay. Back in February, he teamed up with Jon Batiste for their first song together. The two award-winning talents joined forces on the upbeat single “Sunshine In The Room.”
The track finds the two artists trading vocals, building to the refrain, “You burn so bright. You’re like sunshine in the room.” All the while, the music carries a positive energy in line with the lyrics.
Bay, the BRIT Award-winning multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Brighton, UK, has found an ideal creative partner in New Orleans native Batiste. The multi-hyphenate and former Late Show with Stephen Colbert bandleader has a wealth of honors to his name including an Emmy, an Oscar, and five Grammys, among them an Album Of The Year win for We Are in 2022.
“Working with Jon Batiste for ‘Sunshine In The Room’ is an experience I will never ever forget,” Bay said. “He literally burst into the studio like a ray of sunshine and brought so much joy to the sound of the record and the work. He’s a total inspiration, and I hope we can work together again. The song is about having someone in your life who truly lights up the room as soon as they walk in.”
