Andrew Maxwell Morris is an English singer, songwriter and composer, born in Melbourne in 1980 and now based in Surrey. He learned piano at four and taught himself guitar and drums at thirteen, his childhood scattered across Fiji, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and eight years in Muscat, Oman. Beyond his own records he works as a film and television composer, with production music for Cavendish and EMI placed across ITV, Channel 4 and Sky Sports.

His songs have travelled far from home. 100 Reasons was used in Vodafone's 4G television campaign, and Dust soundtracked Thatchers Cider's first-ever TV advert. I'll be Gone, Dust and Let it go became theme music for the hit Russian series Kitchen,Hotel Eleon and Grand. Let it go and Dustpeaked at 3 and 4 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart in Russia and hit the top five in Ukraine, while On a Rainbow reached number 5 in Taiwan and the 2014 album Well Tread Roads climbed to number 2 in Belgium and 4 in Switzerland.

His song Dust has now amassed over 1.6 million streams across Apple Music and Spotify combined.

A perennial presence at Glastonbury every year from 2008 to 2023 — across stages from Toad Hall to the Avalon Café — his 2010 set was featured in The Independent, his 2014 and 2015 appearances earned nominations from Consequence of Sound, and his 2016 show was highlighted in Best New Bands. He has supported Marillion on a UK tour and at their convention in Zeebrugge, and opened for blues legend Peter Green on his national tour, including a sold-out night at London's Union Chapel. Three albums —Well Tread Roads (2014), Save the Light (2020) and his 2022 self-titled, with three tracks produced by Dave Meegan — chart the path of an artist who keeps moving and keeps writing.