Harrison Storm

Harrison Storm, an Australian singer and songwriter, has earned recognition for his emotive singing voice, thoughtful songwriting, and refined acoustic guitar technique. Before delivering his debut album On Wonder, Won’t You? in 2024, he put out several well-received EPs: Change It All in 2017, Falling Down in 2019, Be Slow in 2020, and Under Dusk in 2022.

Born in Mornington, Victoria, and raised amid a family environment filled with music, Storm absorbed the coastal beauty of his surroundings during his early years while absorbing the music of the Beatles and Neil Young. His artistic touchstones later broadened to include City and Colour, Jeff Buckley, Angus & Julia Stone, and the writings of Jack London. He left college to pursue music full time, taking to the streets of Melbourne as a busker and using the proceeds to fund his first EP, Sense of Home, which came out in 2015. Its title song gained traction on streaming services, leading Nettwerk C.E.O. and co-founder Terry McBride to reach out through Storm’s Facebook page. Following their agreement, the label issued a new version of Sense of Home, widening his audience both domestically and internationally.

His first Nettwerk single, “Change It All,” appeared on the 2017 EP of the same name. Two years later came Falling Down, which included the tracks “Run” and “Feeling You,” followed by Be Slow in 2020. Under Dusk, a 2022 project recorded with fellow Melbourne singer and songwriter Enna Blake, produced the popular title song that received frequent airplay on Australia’s Triple J and the U.K.’s BBC Radio 2. A run of stripped-back singles such as “Warm a Cold Heart” surfaced in 2023, setting the stage for the arrival of his first full-length record, On Wonder, Won’t You?, in 2024.