Love Me Again

John Newman is a British Soul singer and musician who first came to prominence as the featured vocalist on Rudimental's hit singles "Feel The Love" and "Not Giving In." This is his debut solo single.

Newman co-wrote the song with British songwriter Steve Booker, who also co-penned Duffy's smash hit "Mercy," which won the 2009 Ivor Novello Award for most performed work. The pair composed the tune in a small studio in Parsons Green and they immediately sensed there was something special about it. "We turned around and had massive grins on our faces thinking, 'There's something good here,'" Newman recalled to Digital Spy. "But you just never know how good it is, you know?"

Newman explained to MTV UK that the song finds him expressing his heart and soul to an ex. He explained: "I kinda really messed up with my ex-girlfriend and she was working down in Dorset for a bit so I jumped on a train went and surprised her and kind of just turned up at her work." Newman asked her to love him again, which became the title and basis of the song. He wrote the lyrics on the train home.