"Hrvy is the whole pop star package." – GQ "rising star" – MTV "his career is on the rise" – Wonderland "the singer has a promising future" – 1883 Magazine

"Pop Perfection" – Notion

After teasing fans for the last week, pop sensation HRVY has announced the release of his long-awaited debut album ‘Can Anybody Hear Me?’ out on the 28th August via EMI records. Preorders of HRVY’s debut album ‘Can Anybody Hear Me?’ includes the globally certified and UK certified silver single ‘Personal’, plus recent releases ‘Unfamiliar’, ‘Be Okay (With R3hab)’ and ‘Me Because Of You’. The album features latest single ‘Me Because of You’, created alongside Tom Mann (Lewis Capaldi), Peter Hanna (Nick Jonas) and Thomas Eriksen (Ava Max), and the forthcoming ‘Nevermind’ (written by J Hart (Bieber) and Pollack (Lauv), ‘Can Anybody Hear Me?’ illuminates the many elements of HRVY and his musical tastes. While the plaintive acoustic ballad ‘She Isn't You’ has nods to old school boy bands like N-sync to slow things down, there's also the undeniable title track, a banger in the vein of Bieber's ‘Sorry’ that is sure to go down a storm in a live scenario, while ‘Me Because of You’ showcases a musician truly coming into his own, embraced by fans who are experiencing similar growing pains as they transition into adulthood.

HRVY’s quest to craft the perfect pop song is connecting with an astronomical audience worldwide, with 20,000 tickets already sold for his upcoming rescheduled World Tour including dates in the UK, Europe, US, Asia and Australia. At just 21, HRVY is already a global star, having traveled the globe building fans and scoring collaborations with artists from Korean supergroup NCT Dream, esteemed Norweigan DJ & The Vamps collaborator Matoma, Seeb and Goodboys and Cuban-born Latino sensation Malú Travejo. HRVY has 4.8 million Instagram followers, over 2.7 million YouTube subscribers and more than 1 billion combined streams to his name. 2018 saw him perform his biggest ever UK headline gig at London’s Hammersmith Apollo and last year saw him performing at Radio 1’s Big Weekend sharing the same stage as Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus, Stormzy and Charli XCX – both proving to be landmark moments in the pop star’s career.

Blue vinyl.