Jinder

Jinder is a UK based singer/songwriter, best known for 'Keep Me in Your Heart', a song which has become something of a contemporary standard, reaching No.1 in eight countries after being featured in hit 2019 movie 'Fisherman's Friends' when re-recorded by Jinder in collaboration with producer The Atlas. This song, amongst many other Jinder compositions, has been covered by a number of other acts. Over a twenty six year career, taking in thirteen albums, over 3500 concerts worldwide and a neat sideline as the writer of hit songs for the likes of Aled Jones, Nick Knowles, Henry Priestman, Elysium III, Lotte Mullan and more, Jinder’s dark, lyrical and passionate songcraft has won a devoted following in all four corners of the world. From the spectral folk noir of debut solo album ‘Willow Park’ in 2005 to the muscular, streamlined alternative pop of new LP ‘Codetta’, Jinder has walked a diverse and challenging career path, changing and evolving with each release. Commercial peaks such as 2012’s evergreen, pastoral ‘Crumbs of Comfort’ LP have often been followed by uncompromising artistic statements such as 2014’s ‘Traditional Dark’, a tar-black Cohenesque treatise on death, religion and apocalyptic Native American prophecies. Following his critically acclaimed 2020 twin releases ‘The Silver Age’ and ‘Almanac for the Failing Days’, Jinder returned in 2023 with thirteenth album Codetta, featuring successful singles Between Vermillion & Mitchell, Isabel and A Simple Song.