Artist
Nick Mulvey
Nick Mulvey is a folk artist from London, England formed in 2007. 39 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Folk · London, England · Best folk albums
- 39
- Releases
- 2013–2026
- Active years
- 2007
- Formed
Artist
Nick Mulvey is a folk artist from London, England formed in 2007. 39 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Folk · London, England · Best folk albums
Most popular
Wake Up Now
2017
Fever to the Form
EP · 2014
Cucurucu
Single · 2014
Find Me
EP · 2025
Radical Tenderness
Single · 2025
Holy Days
Single · 2025
Supernatural Healing
Single · 2025
Every Open Heart
Single · 2025
River To The Real
Single · 2025
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (BBC Live Version)
Single · 2024
Mecca
EP · 2022
Brother To You
Single · 2022
Star Nation
Single · 2022
A Prayer Of My Own
Single · 2022
Begin Again - EP
EP · 2020
Please Pass The Bliss (Nick Mulvey Rework)
Single · 2019
In The Anthropocene
Single · 2019
Moment Of Surrender
Single · 2019
When The Body Is Gone (SA TA NA MA DEMO)
Single · 2018
Dancing For The Answers - EP
EP · 2018
In Your Hands (Single Version)
Single · 2018
Dancing for the Answers
EP · 2018
Live From BBC Radio 1
Single · 2018
Wake Up Now (Unplugged)
EP · 2017
We Are Never Apart
Single · 2017
Myela
Single · 2017
Mountain To Move
Single · 2017
Unconditional
Single · 2017
I Don't Want To Go Home
Single · 2014
Meet Me There
Single · 2014
Nitrous
Single · 2013
The Trellis EP
EP · 2013
Nick Mulvey is an English musician, singer and songwriter who studied music in Havana, Cuba. He played the Hang as a founder member of 2008 Mercury Prize nominated band Portico Quartet, until 2011 when he left to pursue his career as a singer-songwriter releasing the EPs The Trellis (2012) and Fever to the Form (2013) and his studio album First Mind in 2014 which received a Mercury Music Prize nomination. At the age of 19, Nick moved to Havana, Cuba to study music and art. The course was intensive, formal, and incredibly technical, yet the evenings were spent jamming and drinking rum with his fellow students who congregated at the school from all over the world. On returning to the UK, Nick enrolled at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies to study Ethnomusicology. This course gave him great insight into the cultural and historical context of many styles of music, in which he specialised in West and Central African music in particular. By this time, Nick was hooked and threw himself feet first in to finding out as much as he could about all styles of music. In several interviews he has expressed his gratitude towards Stephen Adam for influencing him to …
