Dance All Night

This is one of my favourite songs I wrote a part of my EP, Make This Happen is a love song about a girl I've been friends with years ago hoping one day to be more than that, if you are going through a hard time telling the person how you feel then be confident and Make it happen, hope you enjoy my second single and remember "When words fail, Music speaks" 🎶 

Make This Happen (Original Song)

(OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BYK8lx66Rg


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https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/more-than-yesterday/id1139573631?i=1139573633

LYDIA SINGER – MORE THAN YESTERDAY (BLAME DNB RADIO MIX)

(Out 16th September)

(Introduction.)

Lydia singer is a UK singer / songwriter who is just aged 14. Lydia has been turning heads within the music industry with her amazing vocals and song writing skills and, on two occasions, has been in front of SYCO Entertainment (Sony Music UK) for Britain’s Got 
Talent.

In 2013/2014 Lydia collaborated with producer Charles Foskett and songwriter Rob Davis, who has written for Kylie Minogue, on her first original solo track including her first single “Meteor”. In 2014, Lydia also worked with record producer Steve Salvari on another 3 songs, including one of her own composition, ‘Stupid Love’.

During 2015 Lydia performed at Ronnie Scott's giving her the first opportunity to play with a big band behind her, something that proved to be a brilliant success. Lydia Singer was also invited to sing for Dame Cleo Laine at a private function staged in her garden.

Recently, Lydia had her first radio interview with WestSide Radio and is also getting featured in Niji Magazine. Lydia, at just aged 14, has performed at The Willow Festival which is the UK’s biggest un-signed music event. 
Lydia's been busy recording her latest single ‘More Than Yesterday’ at Charthouse Music with producer Simon Robin Brown.

Simon has collaborated with artists such as Amelia Lily, The Saturdays, High Contrast, Big Brovas and Florrie. A regular composer for EMI, Notting Hill Publishing, Extreme Music & Audio Network have resulted in Simons compositions appearing on TV/Internet for high profile clients such as Nokia, ESPN, Chivas Regal, Currys/PC World, RNLI & ION TV to name 
a few..

More Than Yesterday is a track that’s sure to grab the attention of a main stream audience and shows the vocal ability and writing skills of Lydia Singer, which are far beyond her years.

Lydia’s debut national project is something not to be missed and certainly won’t be forgotten in a hurry.

Mobo award winner Adam F was incredibly impressed when he heard 
her and this has been echoed across the music world every time someone has worked or heard Lydia’s talent.

As well as having a very strong single, Lydia has also called in some very good and successful producers in their own rights to do alternative versions of ‘More Than Yesterday’.

(Blame)

Blame is one of the UK’S finest DNB Producers who has worked remixing major artists such as Jackson 5, Sway, Skepta, Stoosh, and many more. 

Blame has also worked on music with Tinchy Strider, Jocelyn Brown & Rodney P, as well as being asked to come in and do BBC Radio live sessions, and always gets huge support across national radio. Blame drops a huge vocal version of ‘More Than Yesterday’

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Top 10 Club Chart hit - Push Bang Bang 
Top 20 Club Chart hits - Wreckless and More Than Yesterday
If all those Saturday night TV talent shows have taught us anything, then it is that a great many people, young and old alike, can sing. They can sing like pop stars and musical theatre stars; they can combine pop and opera, and can  reignite  -  whether or not the genre needs reigniting in the first place - swing. 

But what those many Saturday night TV talent shows have also taught us is that to really stand any chance of becoming a successful singer that goes on to have an enduring career  -  one that possesses, if you will, the X factor  -  you need much more than merely a good set of pipes.

Lydia  Singer is one such rare talent, a precociously young singer and 
songwriter, also a gifted pianist who has collaborated with some of the UK’s finest musical talents, and who possesses an innate interest in  -  and blossoming talent for  -production. 

Lydia  has been doing this semi-professionally now for the past five years. “When I put my mind to something,” she says, “I tend to find I can do it, especially when it comes to music. 

I can’t tell you just how much I love music. It’s all I want to focus on, not just for now, the short term, but for the rest of my life. 
I want to write, sing, produce - everything.”

She was born  in 2001 in a small village  outside Milton Keynes.  She excels at school and  it is music that has long been her overriding obsession. As a pre -teen she was a big fan of Disney, and entered her first singing competition at the age of nine, which she comfortably won. 

She has since enrolled into a performing arts school, where she 
is now busy developing her talents.

Her inspirations are myriad. She loves pop, musical theatre, jazz and classical, and has the vocal range to prove it. She has Arianna Grande,  Idina  Menzel and Ella Fitzgerald on shuffle, and at the age of 13 was invited to perform at  no less a venue than  Ronnie Scott’s. 

This subsequently landed her an invitation to perform for jazz 
legend Cleo Laine in Laine’s garden, in front of a hand -picked audience of 
inspirational and influential people. In this way, she came to the attention of the professionals, songwriters and producers with whom she has since collaborated: Charles Foskett, Steve Salvari and Rob Davis, who has written with Kylie Minogue. 

While YouTube will show you that she can inhabit someone else’s song with aplomb  -  Sia’s Titanium, for one  -  Lydia really comes into her own with her self-written compositions. Listen to her original track, Higher, a slickly commercial pop song with a memorable hook, and try to 
convince yourself that it hasn’t already been a smash hit on both sides of the Atlantic. 

(Words by Nick Duerden)
The Guardian.
The Independent.
The Sunday Times.

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