Keaton Henson

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Keaton Henson (born March 24, 1988) is an English folk rock musician, graphic artist, and poet. Henson has released six studio albums (one under the name 'Behaving').

"Gloaming," a wordless graphic novel that is "essentially a field guide to a spirit world beyond our imagination," has been published by Pocko, as well as a book of poetry titled "Idiot Verse."

Henson suffers from anxiety, and as a result, he rarely attends concerts.

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(1988-2012) - Early life and careers (1988-2012)

Keaton Henson was born in 1988 in London, England. He is the half-brother of composer Christian Henson, and son of actor Nicky Henson and ballet dancer Marguerite Porter.

Henson began his career as an illustrator. He penned the artwork for many albums, including Danananaykroyd's Hey Everyone! Take the Skies in Shikari. Henson wrote songs in his flat in London, initially solely for his own consumption. He gave a recording of one of the songs as a gift to his best friend, and was encouraged to post music online. Motive Sounds Recordings released Dear..., his debut album on Motive Sounds Recordings in a self-made limited edition in November 2010. On Porchlight Records, he released "Metaphors" in 2011. For the Tormented soundtrack, he also sang "Don't Be Afraid."

"You Don't Know How Lucky You Are" on BBC Radio 1 for the first time on September 7, 2011, Henson's musical breakthrough came when she performed "You Don't Know How Lucky You Are" for the first time, according to Henson. "That piece of music right there... is one of the most unique pieces of music I've heard in a very long time." Lowe said that listener reactions had been 'brilliant.'

Henson founded Oak Ten Records, and officially re-released his debut album Dear... in 2012. The album was critically praised by the BBC: "Keaton Henson isn't a show-off," the BBC said, "but he has every right to be" with talent like this. The album received a score of 70 out of 100 on Metacritic. Dear... didn't make it to the charts, but three singles were released – "Charon," "Small Hands" and "You Don't Know How Lucky You Are" – all of which were followed by music videos. In the Best Budget Indie/Rock Category, "Charon" was shortlisted for a UK MVA award. In 2012, "Small Hands" received Best Music Video at the Rushes Soho Short Film Festival.

Henson's Lucky EP was released in July 2012. Henson created a t-shirt for the Yellow Bird Project in November 2012 to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Birthdays, Henson's second album, was released in less than a year. He travelled to California to record the album and collaborated with American producer Joe Chiccarelli. It was first announced in February 2013. "Up there, he's warmed by the fire, he's cloistered away from Twitter and all the other sins of this parish," the BBC said of the album. There is no safer way to put an end to the diner than by putting this number on." A limited edition of the album was limited to three bonus songs and a hand-painted piece of art created from a large painting by Henson that had been cut into 196 pieces. "Lying to You," "Sweetheart," "What Have You Done To Us," and "You" were three singles on Record Store Day, with Henson's etching on the b-side). The album was also released as a limited book edition with illustrations created by various artists accompanying the songs.

Henson performed sporadically in 2012 and 2013, mainly in small galleries, museums or museums. "Hithermost" was on display at Pertwee, Anderson & Gold gallery in London in January 2013 and "sold quickly." On August 2013 NPR Music released a live Tiny Desk Concert on their website and on YouTube. "You Don't Know How Lucky You Are," "Sweetheart What Have You Done to Us" and "You" were among the songs performed. Henson appeared in three churches around England in late 2013.

Henson appeared at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London on June 16 as part of the James Lavelle-curated Meltdown festival. Henson unveiled a new album, Romantic Works, starring cellist Ren Ford on the day of the show. It was first broadcast exclusively on The Guardian website and then on Spotify.

Henson produced a score for Young Men, a ballet performance by BalletBoyz that was seen at the Sadler's Wells Theatre in London as a co-production with 14-18 NOW. In June 2015, Henson's first three albums were re-pressed on vinyl with bonus tracks.

Henson's album was released in October 2015 as part of a side project under the pseudonym Behaving. The album was more electronic than his previous collections, and it was first available on Soundcloud and iTunes. Idiot Verse, Henson's debut poetry collection, was also published in the same month.

Henson's latest studio album, Kindly Now, was released in September 2016. The Six Lethargies for string orchestra was premiered at the Barbican Centre by Britten Sinfonia in July 2018. The Barbican, Vivid Sydney, and National Concert Hall, Dublin, Dublin, who collaborated on the 70-minute project. It was also performed at the Sydney Opera House and was later released as an LP in 2019.

Henson's single "Career Day" was his first single to feature vocals since "Epilogue" was released in May 2020. It was a sequel to Kindly Now's 2016 debut, "Ontario" was followed by another single in June. Henson unveiled his new monument on October 23, 2020. The album features Philip Selway of Radiohead on drums and percussion. Nicky Henson, his father, and his battle against a terminal illness are on the album. The album was completed two days before his father's death. 'Fragments', a follow-up EP to 'Monument' was released on August 2021. It features eight songs, including "Before Growing Old," "Limb," and "No Love Lost," all recorded at the same time as "Monument."

Henson also provided the soundtrack for Harry Macqueen's new film Supernova. On January 29, 2021, Lakeshore Records released the soundtrack.

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