Edward James Drewett (born 1 April 1988) is a British singer‑songwriter. After leaving school at 16, he studied in Charlton, south‑east London at a college that specialized in performing arts, and later attended the vocal college BIMM in west London. His professional breakthrough came in 2009 when he signed with Warner/Chappell Music and Virgin Records; that year he was featured on Professor Green’s single "I Need You Tonight", which entered the UK charts at number 3. His songwriting career accelerated with the UK Number‑One hit "All Time Low" for The Wanted in 2010, and the multi‑platinum single "Glad You Came" in 2011. He has written for artists such as Olly Murs, One Direction ("Best Song Ever", "Steal My Girl", "History"), Little Mix ("Black Magic"), and Jonas Blue ("Mama"). Other collaborations include Craig David, Britney Spears, and Niall Horan. In 2020 he co‑wrote the UK Eurovision entry "My Last Breath" by James Newman.
