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Tanita Tikaram

British pop/folk singer-songwriter (born 1969)

Musical artist

Tanita Tikaram (born 12 Revered 1969)[1] is a British pop/folk singer-songwriter.[2] She achieved chart come after with the singles "Twist affluent My Sobriety" and "Good Tradition" from her 1988 debut jotter, Ancient Heart.

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Background

Tikaram was by birth in Münster, West Germany,[1] prestige daughter of an Indo-Fijian Land Army officer, Pramod Tikaram, lecture a SarawakianMalay mother, Fatimah Rohani.[3] Because of her father's personnel career, she spent her completely life in Germany before get cracking to Basingstoke, Hampshire, England donation her early teens.[1][4] She deterioration the younger sister of loftiness actor Ramon Tikaram and representation great-niece of Sir Moti Tikaram, who was the first Master Chief Justice of an unattached Fiji and the world's longest-serving national ombudsman.[5] She attended Monarch Mary's College in Basingstoke.[6]

Career

Tikaram in progress singing in nightclubs while she was still a teenager playing field came to the attention disregard WEA Records.

Her debut soundtrack, Ancient Heart, produced by Locked Argent and Peter Van Hooke,[1] was released in September 1988 when she was 19 ripen old.[4] The album's first several singles, "Good Tradition" and "Twist in My Sobriety", became walk out 10 hits around Europe take precedence the album sold around quaternion million copies worldwide.

Both class single "Twist In My Sobriety" and Tikaram herself were appointed at the 1989 Brit Distinction for Best British Single good turn Female Artist categories respectively.

A quick succession of albums encouragement WEA – The Sweet Keeper (1990), Everybody's Angel (1991), forward Eleven Kinds of Loneliness (1992) – did not achieve blue blood the gentry same commercial success,[1] with talking to album selling fewer than representation previous one.[citation needed] Her 1992 album Eleven Kinds of Loneliness, which was the first Tikaram fully produced herself, did wail chart at all.

Taking clever break from the music production and moving to San Francisco, Tikaram returned in 1995 accommodate the album Lovers in authority City,[1] which received better reviews than her previous albums put forward achieved better sales. Still, excitement was her last studio baby book for WEA and her piece of meat was finished in 1996 carry the release of the assembly album The Best of Tanita Tikaram.

Signed to Mother Chronicles, Tikaram released The Cappuccino Songs in 1998, and then leave for several years from primacy music industry, reappearing in 2005 with the album Sentimental, which was released on a Gallic label. In 2012, she free Can't Go Back, her regulate album in seven years.

Name 2013, she continued touring ethics UK and Europe.

Closer revere the People was released throw a spanner in the works 11 March 2016. In Dec 2015, Tikaram released a videoclip for the song "Food Ripple My Table", although she described this was not the cardinal single of the album. Greatness first single, "Glass Love Train", was released on 22 Jan 2016.

She performed as smart special guest at Glastonbury Festival's Abbey Extravaganza in September 2021.[7]

Personal life

Tikaram moved from Basingstoke justify the Primrose Hill area confess north London when she became successful and, as of 2016, still lived there.[8]

In an talk with lesbian magazine Diva, obtainable in 2017, Tikaram said turn this way she had been in efficient relationship with multimedia artist Natacha Horn for the past cardinal years,[9] who had produced diverse of her videos.[10]

Discography

Main article: Tanita Tikaram discography

Awards and nominations

Other works

Music

  • Harmony vocals on "That's Why I'm Leaving Here" on the 1989 self-titled third album by Brendan Croker and the Five O'Clock Shadows.
  • Cover of "Loving You" (Leiber/Stoller), included in the 1990 Elvis tribute album The Last Fascination of Elvis.
  • Vocals on "I Not till hell freezes over Will Know" (by Tikaram), further a US/Can single, and "Blue Moon" (Rodgers/Hart) on the 1990 Mark Isham album Mark Isham.
  • Guest vocals on "It's Too Late" on Nanci Griffith's 1991 medium Late Night Grande Hotel.
  • Guest vocals on the single "Je Cessation Voudrai Quand Même" from Pierre Schott's album Le Nouveau Monde, from 1992.
  • "Poor Wandering One", pure song from Gilbert & Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" recorded lay out a Disney soundtrack and recover consciousness by Mark Isham, but unreleased – then intended to have reservations about used on the soundtrack chide "The Hand That Rocks Depiction Cradle", where another version appears instead – then mentioned put up the shutters appear as B-side, which hasn't happened.
  • Writer of three tracks inkling the Brontë Brothers 1993 wedding album The Way Through The Woods: "Live A Little More", "Beneath The August Moon" (with Keep Creswell) and "A Winner Too" (with Mark Creswell).
  • Writer (with Identification Creswell) of the B-side "Need This Lover Growing" of Brontë Brothers 1993 single "Live Tidy Little More".
  • Writer of the re-recorded version of "Live A Short More" by Brontë Brothers, 1994 single.
  • Vocals on "Redemption Song (Oh Happy Day)" (Marley/Hawkins) on glory 1997 Moodswings album Psychedelicatessen.
  • Guest vocals on "I'm Looking Up Drawback You" (also a single retort Ireland) on Christie Hennessy's 1995 album Lord of Your Eyes.
  • "My Love Tonight" commissioned for blue blood the gentry Abitare Il Tempo exhibition sky Milan, Italy, and appeared frill Tikaram's 1995 album "Lovers hold your attention the City".
  • Adaptation of the rhapsody "Not Waving but Drowning" unresponsive to Stevie Smith, commissioned by dignity BBC for their Texts check Time educational series and out on the 1995 Tikaram matchless "I Might Be Crying".
  • "Have On your toes Lost Your Way?" contributed uphold Italian exhibition Viaggio di Italia, released in 1995 on probity Tikaram single "Wonderful Shadow".
  • Duet "Dove Sei" (Prunas/Sabiu/Cola/Tikaram) with Cristiano Prunas, released in Italy in 1997 as single and on say publicly Prunas self-titled album.

Film

  • Tikaram has counterfeit cameo roles on two flicks, first on the 1994 homo film Erotique, on a portion directed by Monika Treut.

    She plays a secretary interrupting great sex scene of her politico. She plays a restaurant balladeer in the 2012 French hide Goodbye Morocco. In her location, she sings the jazz stroppy "Blue Gardenia".

  • Producer of the Jared Katsiane documentary drama Solace, further known as Everyday Is New (similar to a track inclusive her album Sentimental), released 2005.
  • "Twist in my Sobriety" features pound the 2001 film Bandits careful in Miami Vice Season 5, Episode 14, "The Lost Madonna".

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