Singer-songwriter Jack Cullen has returned with his latest project, the seven-track EP Everything, released today via RCA Records. The collection features previously released singles All I Need and Hypocrite, delivering a heartfelt message about love, family, and the importance of those who lift us up in life’s highs and lows.

Cullen, known for his energetic and optimistic approach, wrote the EP in a quiet, reflective moment away from home. “Everything is a pouring of gratitude for the good times with friends and for the days when things get tough and they’re there to pick you up,” he explains. “It’s an EP dedicated to everyone who means everything to me.”

The release follows a remarkable year for Cullen. His 2024 project, 12, was inspired by his audacious fundraising feat of running 12 marathons in 12 days for cancer research. From that experience emerged the viral single All I Need, later reimagined in collaboration with NATURE for Sounds Right’s innovative campaign supporting global conservation. The track celebrates life’s small moments and the significance of recognition amidst the hectic pace of a modern musician’s life.

To mark the Everything EP launch, Cullen cycled more than 650 miles to Glastonbury Festival, performing pop-up gigs along the way at run clubs, yoga studios, and even during cold baths. The journey culminated in his debut performance at the iconic festival, drawing a packed tent of enthusiastic fans.

Before pursuing music full-time, Cullen played professional rugby, a career cut short by injury. Music began as a healing process, but quickly became his calling. Over the years, he has built a reputation for combining intimate acoustic melodies with deeply reflective lyrics, offering fans a window into his vulnerability and emotional depth.

Looking ahead, Cullen is set to perform two sold-out shows at London’s St Pancras Church on October 1st and 2nd, promising more opportunities for audiences to experience his heartfelt storytelling live.

Author: Andrew Braithwaite

Andrew is the founder and chief editor of Music Talkers. He's also a keen music enthusiast and plays the guitar.