Sean Wright

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Sean Wright began releasing an album-a-month in April 2007 and so far hasn’t stopped. His music is fully streamable, and free to download in MP3 format on Last FM and Jamendo.

Wright is a British songwriter, singer, guitarist, and record producer who has worked with Kim Fowley (Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Alice Cooper), Najam Sheraz (multi-million selling Asian singer), Mark Linkous (aka Sparklehorse) and the enigmatic Mark Tinley (Duran Duran, The Dandy Warhols, The Stranglers, Gary Numan, Adamski). Tinley is the guy who never works with anyone. He has been a recluse since he last worked with Duran Duran and won’t work with them, but during the early months of 2008 he worked with Wright on his 12th album - WAR NO MORE.

With his songs influenced by everything from country, classic rock, 70’s British Pop to 60’s Folk, Wright has achieved critical and commercial success with his independent releases. “Impossible” has been downloaded for free over 20,000 times. On the web, Wright has found success on MySpace, Jamendo, and Last FM, where he has over 175,000 plays on his music pages. “I’m a contempory of U2, The Clash, and Elvis Costello, and an ardent fan of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and John Lennon. It’s a potent musical cocktail! That New Wave/Punk attitude of social change, anarchy, and uproar has meshed with the 60s ideals of peace, love, and social commentary,” Wright said. “I’m still trying to resolve all of those injustices and issues inside my head.
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