| | Year | Musical Genre / Type | | Company |  | 2009 | Soul, Motown
Lead Vocalist |
| Shola Sings Motown
| | 2008 | military pipe and drums
Soloist |
| PUMA - Garrick Theatre
| | 2008 - 2007 | Soul, Jazz
Lead Vocalist |
| Blackhouse Grill Companies
| | 2008 - 2006 | Pop, R&B, Soul, Jazz
Song Writer |
| Various collaborations
| | 2008 - 2006 | Soul, Jazz, Pop, Motown
Lead Vocalist |
| Yes Entertainment
| | 2008 - 2006 | Soul, Jazz
Lead Vocalist |
| Lungbusters
| | 2005 | Funk, Soul
Lead Vocalist |
| Tuck That
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| Education |  | 2006, Musicianship - jazz and pop
Goldsmiths College | | | About me | I have my own solo Motown show: "Shola Sings Motown".
My web address is http://motownsinger.com
I have a three octave vocal range and read music, play guitar and can sing lead vocals, backing and harmonies. I also write songs and play the guitar. I've done lots of session work including pop, jazz, soul, r&b and reggae styles. I've sung lead vocals in a variety of bands and have performed at Shepherd's Bush Empire and Hyde Park in front of 30,000 people. I lived in the USA for a number of years and have performed in New York and LA. | | | Additional Skills | | I have a home studio with Logic 8 and Cubase Studio 4. I have done sessions for people using my own facilities and can work using skype and paypal to do online sessions. | | | Any other information | | I speak Spanish and Italian and am available for sessions and performances all over the UK and in Europe. I have my own transport and am within easy reach of Central London and the whole of the south. | |
| | | more details | | Specific Singing Skills | Alto, Mezzo-Soprano, Soprano | | General Dance Skills | Disco, Tap | | Ethnicity | Black/African | | Skin Color | Brown | | Hair Length | Long | | Languages Spoken | English, Italian, Spanish | | Interested in | Backing Vocalist, Commericals, Lead Vocalist, Tour (Europe), Tour (UK), Tour (Worldwide), Tribute Acts | | Experienced In | Backing Vocalist, Lead Vocalist, Soloist, Tribute Acts, TV | | CRB checked | Yes |
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By: Mike O'Sullivan
