Shara Nelson

Shara Nelson ( * in London) is an English singer and musician.

Life

Nelson is best known for her vocals on " Unfinished Sympathy ", a title of the Massive Attack debut " Blue Lines ". Her debut single was released in 1986 under the title " Can not Get Over You " (produced by Lindel Lewis). This song was not released until today on a CD. In the late 1980s she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and The Wild Bunch, who later changed their name to Massive Attack.

Your work with Massive Attack was not confined to the vocals, but she assisted in several areas of song production. Even after "Blue Lines", they still continued to work with the band. Another recorded with her title, "Just a Matter of Time ", did not come to the follow-up album "Protection".

In 1993 she started her solo career with the UK Top 20 hit " That Road ", which debuted at # 19. The single was at Cool Tempo Records released the debut album " What Silence Knows" after Nelson had returned from Bristol to London. Both Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osbourne had share in the remix of the single, which Nelson earned the name of " new Aretha Franklin ."

1995 their second album " Friendly Fire " was released. It contained the hits "Rough with the Smooth" and " I Fell (So You Could Catch Me) ". This album broke away from Motown pop and included some string arrangements.

Published in 1998, Nelson single " Black Iceland " Air Cuba. She wore addition, with the song " Moonraker " to David Arnold James Bond Project at 007.

In 1999, she released the single "U" with Kasha. According to these publications was followed by a quiet time, only 2004, she collaborated on an album by Little Axe.

Only in December 2007, it heard from Nelson on a new single by NUFrequency: "Go That Deep", which led to a remix by Charles Webster the dance charts. On their official website they published the new songs " Promise To You ", " Different" and "If".

Discography

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