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Writer. Musician. Performer. Whatever. In 2011 James Hazelden released his debut album, “The Man Who Broke His Own Heart” and the “New York EP”. Here are some kind remarks about the new album: “James Hazelden makes music for both the head and the heart… maybe even the wiener…” - Kevin Smith (writer, director, podcaster USA) “Hazelden has admirably gone his own way once again, melding sharp, irreverent lyrics to catchy pop melodies and a good dose of pathos. Enjoy him before he gets a girlfriend and blows the whole deal.” - Bob Franklin (writer, actor, comedian) “James Hazelden can swing from hilarity to heartbreak, often in the one song – no easy feat. His debut solo album – the wonderfully named The Man Who Broke His Own Heart– had me thinking of classic Australian folk pop, such as Rob Clarkson. And that’s a beautiful thing.” - Jeff Jenkins (Inpress, RRR) “Fabulous Long Player… Just arrived yesterday and it’s been on the turntable since. At last the 21st Century does something