Edward Rogers proves you can take the boy out of Britain, but you can't take the Brit out of the boy's music—and thank goodness for that. Born under London's grey skies but nurtured by New York's neon lights, Rogers isn't just a singer-songwriter; he's a one-man British Invasion who's been quietly conquering both sides of the Atlantic with wit, melody, and an accent that still can't decide if it's ordering coffee or tea. His solo discography reads like a love letter to transatlantic romance, with October 2025's Astor Place marking his first solo Think Like A Key Music release and promising another chapter in his impressive story. When not crafting solo gems, he's one half of Rogers & Butler, making magic in Abbey Road's Studio Three, or reuniting with Bedsit Poets to prove some musical partnerships only improve with age and distance. Rogers bridges the pond weekly on "Atlantic Tunnel" via WFMU's Rock 'N' Soul Radio and monthly on the UK's Totally Wired Radio, serving as rock's favorite cultural ambassador armed with twelve strings and melodies that make the special relationship genuinely special.