When you watch David Gray play, you see self-assurance and tenacity personified in its purest form. His demeanor, his singing, and his songs all exude an assurance that can only be attributed to the years he spent honing his trade, defining and refining it, and patiently waiting for the rest of the world to catch up with him. As the development of his interest in folk music progressed, he started to take a larger amount of attention in the composition of his melodies and lyrics. Already, he was well on his way to achieving his goal of being a top-tier songwriter. His release "White Ladder" initially captivated Ireland and England before making its way to the beaches of the United States, but the track "Babylon" established a flag that won't be removed anytime soon. The album "White Ladder" is the non-compilation album that has sold the most copies to date and has been certified seven times platinum. Additionally, the record has spent 175 weeks on the chart. David Gray's latest album, "Life in Slow Motion," is the deceptively finished fruit of two years of nearly continual change. David has referred to the new material that was developed along the process as "the tip of an iceberg." David's discography includes the studio albums "A Century Ends," "Flesh," "Sell, Sell, Sell," "White Ladder," "Lost Songs," "A New Day at Midnight," "Draw the Line," "Foundling," and "Mutineers," among others..

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