Richard Walters is a talented English singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose career has spanned over two decades, marked by significant achievements and collaborations. He began his professional journey in 2001 as the frontman of the band Theremin, which released a double A-side single through the Oxford label Shifty Disco. After the band’s disbandment, Walters transitioned to a solo career, signing with Warner Chappell Music and Radiohead’s Courtyard Management. His 2004 EP, Umbrella Songs, garnered attention across the Atlantic, particularly with the track “All at Sea,” which was featured in the popular TV series CSI: Miami.

In 2008, Walters signed with London label Kartel, releasing the critically acclaimed album The Animal in 2009. This album received strong radio support and featured songs that were placed in prominent American television shows, showcasing his ability to create music that resonates with a wide audience. His subsequent works, including the albums Regret Less and A.M., further solidified his reputation, with tracks appearing in series such as Revenge and Bones, and receiving praise from influential DJs like Dermot O’Leary.

Walters continued to evolve as an artist, signing with Cooking Vinyl in 2019 and releasing the album Golden Veins in 2020. His latest project, Murmurate, is set for release under Nettwerk Records, demonstrating his ongoing relevance in the music industry. His singles have gained significant UK radio support, highlighting his ability to connect with listeners.

In addition to his solo work, Walters has collaborated with notable artists and projects, including The Cranberries’ Noel Hogan and the band LYR, which features current UK poet laureate Simon Armitage. His collaborative spirit extends to various genres, working with artists like Joe Henry and the electronic duo Sun Lo. With a Grammy nomination for his contributions to the Kx5 album, Walters continues to be a dynamic force in the music scene, consistently pushing creative boundaries and engaging audiences worldwide.