James Bond 25: British star Tom Walker pitches 'epic' tune for No Time To Die song

Tom Walker has already followed in the footsteps of former James Bond soundtrack artist Sam Smith in one way, winning the BRIT Awards for British Breakthrough Act this year, but it seems he has his sights set on another title held by the star.

With his growling, powerful vocal style he seems a natural choice for the job and is keen to take it on.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, Walker said writing and performing the No Time To Die song “would be a dream come true”, adding: “That would be so sick.

“Skyfall by Adele is my absolute favourite,” he continued. “If they asked me to do it, I’d be in the studio until it was done.

“I wouldn’t even leave for days on end, making sure it was right. It would be 30-piece string orchestras.

“It would be epic to do that,” the Scottish-born singer continued. “So yeah, if they invited me to do that then I would give it my all.”

However, he admitted he’s not quite sure how musicians get chosen or contacted for the coveted position.

“I don’t really know how it works,” he laughed. “I’m assuming there’s some kind of underground, James Bond tune-finding clubs.”

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“Next year, I think the plan is to do hundreds of festivals, maybe an Asian tour of some sort, which would be really, really cool,” Walker spilled. “That’s kind of it.

“We’re going to try to do as many festivals as we can because we’re not doing much in the UK next year. I’m going to try to get in as many UK festivals as I can.”

In February, Walker will be performing six dates in Scotland as part of his Home Run acoustic tour.

The shows will be intimate, giving him a chance to play stripped-back versions of his songs.