Jamie Cullum is a British musician, pop -jazz singer, and songwriter.
Early Accomplishments
His first active year was in 1999 when he released his Heard It All Before, which was recorded in 500 copies. Despite the small release, his work was noticed and led to an invitation to participate in Songs of the Summer by Geoff Gascoyne.
Best Known For
His second album was released in 2002, after graduation from Reading University. An album Pointless Nostalgic got noticed by famous broadcasters and later was invited to make an appearance in Parkinson.
He is widely known for hosting a jazz show on BBC Radio 2.
Sexual Orientation
He is straight.
He is happily married to the model Sophie Dahl. The couple tied the knot on January 9, 2010. They raise two daughters Lyra and Margot.
The family of four resides in Great Missenden, at Sophie’s grandfather’s mansion.
Family
Cullum was born in Rochford and has a mixed ancestry. His father John is Jewish and worked in finance, while his mom, Yvonne worked as a secretary and has Indian and Burmese roots.
He was raised alongside his brother Ben who grew up to be a musician as well.
Religion
He was raised as Catholic according to his mother’s upbringing.
Worth To Know
Throughout his career, he managed to record 9 studio albums, one live album, and three compilation albums.
Cullum’s popularity has no limits, even among artists like Joe Simpson. In 2011, he drew a special painting of Jamie and put it in the exhibition at Royal Albert Hall.
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