Tom McRae is an English singer song writer, based in the California since 2003. His music is widely used by film and TV companies both in Britain and the States. He is the son of two Church of England vicars and released his debut album in 2001. Since then, his musical achievements have been widely recognised with a BRIT Award for Best Newcomer among others. McRae has released 5 albums to date, the latest of which was 'Alphabet of Hurricanes' in 2010.
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