Louis Berry’s fiery, uptempo, social commentary-filled rock ‘n’ roll music is delivered in a Liverpudlian Dylan rasp and acknowledges his key influences – Johnny Cash, Sam Cooke and Tupac Shakur – without sounding one bit arch, knowing, stylised or retro.   

His debut single ‘She Wants Me’ garnered significant radio play, with his debut album released in early 2018.

2019 was a year of change for Louis Berry, with the new single 'Molly Malone' acting as a statement of intent for the newly independent Berry. The new single precedes his new EP, titled ‘XIV’ out this November, via Ditto. 

Reminiscent of the Liverpudlian singer-songwriters standout singles '25 Reasons,' 'She Wants Me' and 'Restless'; 'Molly Malone' is a feverish, fast-paced track showcasing the raw and earnest vocals synonymous with Berry. 

Speaking of 'XIV', Berry describes: ‘I’ve been writing and recording music every single day for the last 18 months but I haven't been able to release any until now. It was a tough year getting to know myself as a person and as an artist and it thought me to see things in a different light. I know this will come across in the new music, it has a different edge to it now, it’s stronger, it’s refined. 

This EP is the just the start, it means a lot to me and I’ve put my heart and soul into it. Which is why I called it 'XIV', a number that has been following me through this journey. I hope people enjoy it and see the future the way I do.’