Colour of My Dreams, on 26 May 2008. The album was released to raise awareness and funds for the "Jack's Place" Appeal at Naomi House, a hospice for children in his home town of Winchester. The Colour of My Dreams was written and recorded at home by Burrows during Razorlight downtime, after he stumbled across a book of poems by an old family friend and set about putting them to music. Using just GarageBand he began work in his flat and sings and plays all the instruments on the record. Eleven days after he left Razorlight, it was revealed that Burrows had signed to Universal Records, the same record label as his ex-band. Six months later Burrows' new solo moniker I Am Arrows played their first show. Burrows revealed that he was working with Noah and the Whale producer Eliot James and the album Sun Comes Up Again was released in August 2010 and reached No. 38 in the UK Albums Chart. The song "Nice Try" from the album features in the film Friends with Benefits. Editors frontman Tom Smith teamed up with Burrows to form Smith & Burrows – they released their debut album Funny Looking Angels in November 2011, an album of winter songs featuring the single "When the Thames Froze". Burrows would drop his I Am Arrows moniker for his next solo album Company, which was released on 22 October 2012, and received critical acclaim. All singles from the album were put on the A-List on the BBC Radio 2 playlist. Burrows would also spend time working with Columbia recording artist, Tom Odell, contributing drums and backing vocals to both the Wrong Crowd and Jubilee Road albums. He co-wrote "Sirens" from Odell's debut album, Long Way Down, "Here I Am" from Wrong Crowd, and the title track of Jubilee Road. In 2018, he collaborated with the British author Matt Haig for the album Reasons To Stay Alive. The songs were composed by Burrows while Haig composed the lyrics for his songs. In August 2018, the title track of the album was released. The album was released by Fiction Records on 1 February 2019, featuring further singles, "Handle With Care" and "Barcelona". Soundtrack work (2011–present) Burrows played drums on the Arthur soundtrack produced by Mark Ronson One of the songs is currently the theme tune to the ITV chat show, The Jonathan Ross Show. His drumming also features