The Music of Paul Andreas
Welcome to the soundscape.
From high-energy pop anthems and soulful gospel tracks to heartfelt country storytelling, music has always been my way of communicating with the world.
With over 4.5 million streams and counting, I am incredibly grateful to every single person that presses play.
Stream with Purpose: Since January 2023, 100% of the proceeds from my music and streaming royalties have gone directly to One Box of Fudge and been donated to local charities and causes, meaning every time you listen, you’re helping to make the world a little sweeter!
Bloodlines and Faultlines - Released 2nd September, 2026
Every word spoken and action taken has an impact and every little moment over the years, got stored inside and buried deep, until it didn’t.
‘Bloodlines and Faultlines’ is what happened when I finally cracked wide open and it all came pouring out.
My most painful album and my most healing simultaneously and the first time I realised that love and hate can exist at the same time.
I’ve finally drawn a line in the sand and I’m moving forward, knowing that I’ll look back on this moment as the unexpected life changing one, that it grew to be.
Wade with me, through pain, grief, heartbreak and out the other side to love found in amongst it all and the weight less feeling of letting go.
You Belong Here - Released 29th of April, 2024
You Belong Here was originally released on 29 April 2024 and is a deeply personal gospel and worship album. A collection rooted in faith, acceptance and belonging.
Created as a love letter to the LGBTQIA+ community, the album was inspired by those who have experienced rejection from churches, families or communities because of who they are. Drawing on the faith that has carried me through some of the hardest moments of my own life, ‘You Belong Here’ reclaims these songs with a simple message: faith should never be about judgement; it should be something that sets you free.
Featuring my interpretations of much-loved gospel, worship and inspirational songs, alongside a special appearance from my niece Gracey, this album explores hope, strength, love and finding your way home.
Reimagined with beautiful stained-glass artwork for this physical edition, ‘You Belong Here’ is a reminder to anyone who has ever felt excluded or unwanted:
There is a place for you. You are loved. You belong here
Now…Where Do I Begin? - Released 23rd March, 2018
‘Now… Where Do I Begin?’ followed my 2015 album ‘Full Circle’, but this time around, the stars seemed to align.
Over the three years between those two albums, I found myself in an incredibly creative space. The pop/rap sound I’d been developing felt more honed, more confident and, somehow, everything just came together. Song after song poured out of me and became what some still consider the best album of my career.
Every song had a story. I wrote about my relationship with Andy on the title track; broken friendships became ‘Lies’ and ‘Scars’, my brother Joe’s heartbreak inspired ‘Stay’, while my friend Lou’s experiences found their way into ‘Wildfire’ and ‘Echo’.
Then there was ‘The Sea’ — one of the most personal songs I have ever written about my mental health.
This album was commercial but heartfelt. Big pop songs sat alongside some of the most vulnerable writing I’d ever done. With the backing of a label, I genuinely believe it could have been something huge.
I was proud of it then and I’m even prouder of it now.
All killer. No filler. Still a no-skip album.
Full Circle - Released 6th July, 2015
Originally released in July 2015, ‘Full Circle’ saw me enter a bold new chapter, blending pop with rap influences while delivering some of my most personal and reflective music to date.
Led by its first single and title track, ‘Full Circle’, the album is a journey through love, loss, courage, recovery and ultimately finding yourself again. Written following a turbulent period in my life — including a time when I feared I may never sing again — the record captures the determination to leave the past behind and come back stronger.
Across 11 tracks, including ‘Home’, ‘Dirty Tricks’, ‘One Life’, ‘This Woman’s Work’ and ‘You and I’, Full Circle moves between vulnerability and defiance, with Alix Robson featuring on several tracks.
Reissued as part of my 20th anniversary celebrations, ‘Full Circle’ is a reminder that however far life takes you, sometimes you have to travel the whole way around to discover who you really are.
Pieces - Released 9th May, 2011
Originally written and recorded between 2008 and 2011, ‘Pieces’ is perhaps my most personal and relationship focused album: a musical journey through heartbreak, anger, fear, healing and ultimately finding love again.
The title reflects the story at its heart, being broken into pieces and discovering the person who helped put those pieces back together.
Alongside my original songs, including ‘How We Dance’, ‘Pieces’, ‘Bright Stars’ and ‘I Want You to Know’, the album features my interpretations of George Michael’s ‘Faith’ and Gavin DeGraw’s ‘I Dont Want to Be’. The latter became one of my most successful recordings, selling thousands of copies before the streaming era and continuing to be a fan favourite today.
Released on CD & Vinyl for the FIRST TIME, as part of my 20th anniversary celebrations, ‘Pieces’ is a snapshot of a raw, honest, defining chapter in my life and music that’s soulful and unapologetically personal.
12 tracks. One story. All the pieces.
I Say it Now - Released 28th January, 2008
Written all on my piano in my bedroom and produced alongside best friend Kieran Spivey in his, ‘I Say it Now’ marks the raw, heartfelt debut of my journey as a solo artist. Released in February 2008, following the release of lead single ‘Changes’ in June 2007, this 12-track collection captures every emotion of growing up. Written between the ages of 15 and 18 while still at school, the songs explore early experiences of love, loss, friendship, and family, serving as a genuine snapshot of everything going on inside my head at the time.
Stepping out on my own after leaving boyband F4CUS in September 2006, this album laid the foundation for everything that followed. Included in the track list is ‘Why Is This Happening? (Song for John)’ , written in loving memory of John Thrumble. The track left a lasting impact on the local community, leading to airplay across BBC Essex and Essex FM, as well as an invitation to perform and chat on BBC Essex Introducing. Looking back, this period was an incredible, transformative moment in my life, and I couldn’t be prouder of where the journey began.