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James Yuill (born c.1981) is an English folktronica musician from London, currently signed to the Moshi Moshi record label. ==Biography== Yuill released his first album, ''The Vanilla Disc'', on his own Happy Biscuit Club label in 2005.〔 After releasing his second album ''Turning Down Water for Air'' in February 2007, he was later signed by Moshi Moshi, who re-issued that album in January 2009. ''Turning Down Water for Air'' was described by ''Clash'' as "a startling piece of work".〔Murray, Robin (2009) "(Track of the Day 10/12 - James Yuill )", ''Clash'', 10 December 2009, retrieved 1 January 2010〕 He has been described as "a one-man band armed with a laptop, mixing decks and an acoustic guitar".〔Wither, Emily (2009) "(James Yuill - The MacBeth, London (24/01/2009) )", dailymusicguide, 28 January 2009, retrieved 1 January 2010〕 His popularity grew internationally and he was signed by the Nettwerk Music Group in the United States in 2008.〔 Yuill also works as a remixer and has provided remixes for Tilly & the Wall, The Answering Machine, Au Revoir Simone, and David Holmes.〔Nastos, Michael G. "(James Yuill Biography )", Allmusic, retrieved 2010-12-12〕〔Lester, Paul (2008) "(New band of the day No 380: James Yuill )", ''The Guardian'', 1 September 2008, retrieved 1 January 2010〕〔"(Artist of the Week! James Yuill )", rockfeedback.com, 26 January 2009, retrieved 2010-12-12〕〔"(James Yuill )", IMU, retrieved 2010-12-12〕 He has also collaborated with Charlie Westropp under the pseudonym Hunger/Thirst. In 2010, he produced a version of "Jingle Bells" for a Guinness commercial, using pint glasses containing varying levels of Guinness to create the tune.〔"(James Yuill remixes Jingle Bells using pints of Guinness )", music-news.com, 10 December 2010, retrieved 2010-12-12〕 In 2013, after a successful campaign on PledgeMusic, he released his fourth studio album called "These Spirits" on his Happy Biscuit Club label. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「James Yuill」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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