Singer-songwriter Ed Harcourt crafts timeless music that uses warm ’70s pop-rock and dusky folk as its starting point. Born in 1977, the London native debuted with the lush 2001 full-length Here Be Monsters, which included highlights like the piano-driven, horn-peppered “She Fell Into My Arms”. The chamber-pop vibe continued on subsequent albums, with 2004’s Strangers producing ornate songs like the moody, jazz-kissed "Black Dress" and the upbeat “Born In the ’70s”. As his career has progressed, Harcourt has expanded his musical horizons, dabbling in albums with sophisticated piano (2013’s Back Into the Woods) and classical flourishes (2018’s instrumental-heavy Beyond the End).