Andrea Britton

British singer & songwriter. Andrea Britton is now working in digital brand and events marketing and has founded her own PR company, Online PR UK.

She first appeared in the UK charts in 2000 fronting recording projects with Oxygen. Collaborations with Sunfreaks, DT8 Project, 4 Strings, Rui da Silva and Soulshaker. She fronted the bands Lord Large (acid jazz), Lustral (label Virgin) and Slovo (label Brixtown) with both international tours and album releases and supported Kylie Minogue, Kelly Rowland, Moloko, Damien Rice, Roisin Murphy, Dirty Vegas, Ce Ce Rogers, Shapeshifters and Faithless on worldwide tours.

She appeared on festivals (Glastonbury 8 times, Roskilde, Creamfields, Tomorrowland, Sziget,The Big Chill, V Festival and Hop Farm.) and ran a residency in South East London consecutively for 18 years. “It’s All About The Music” featured Stephen Large, Shingai (Noisettes), Jamie Cullum, Glenn Tilbrook, Spencer Jones, Jools Holland, Fran Healy and other London session musicians who have played with Amy Winehouse, George Michael, Duffy, Puff Daddy, Rod Stewart, Pete Doherty, Beyonce etc.

She was on a total of 24 releases, 5 of which were UK and international Top 40 releases (incl. the title track to the film 'Fakers').
She still write tracks for other artists such as Taylor Dayne and X Factor finalists, Pamyu Pamyu (from Japan) and most recently, Jodie Watley.

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